Sentences with word «rhythmic»

As the series went on so the palette expanded in rhythmic compositions of startling variety.

And it was Matisse who covered a wall with rhythmic patterns of figures and plenty of red.

Often, it only takes a bit of rhythmic movement to shift attention and affect toward stronger cognitively - mediated decision making and task engagement.

For me, I make repetitive sounds, hums, moans along with rhythmic movements in my pelvis as I shift my weight from foot to foot.

Most individuals use the term «stiff» to describe lack of mobility, lack of rhythmic motion, inability to produce full ROM, and spastic muscles that are essentially knotted up as a result of dysfunctional movement.

In «Stream or River, Flight or Pattern», a video installation on three screens, fragments of trees, paper kites, performers and rivers meld into a pastoral, otherworldly realm — all held aloft by rhythmic sound waves of birds, quietude, women's singsong, and interspersed with fragments of warm light.

The work of the British artist Chris Ofili is characterized by rhythmic patterning of painterly and cultural elements.

As a music teacher, I love the idea of using rhythmic chants and cadences to help learn literacy.

Biomechanical stretch and strain can be mimicked in this device by rhythmic contractions of the flexible membrane.

Linear form becomes rhythmic composition in these early works, accented by tonal variations in color.

The automatic Baby Shusher repeats rhythmic shushing sounds to help soothe your sad little bubs, and with a built - in volume control, you can always be sure the shushing is louder than your baby's cries.

Use rhythmic motion such as car rides, swinging, dancing, bouncing, swaying, or walking to soothe your baby.

Next, we will focus on top - down attention to human speech, which is one of the most abundant sensory signals with inherent rhythmic structure in human environments.

The brightly colored, hard - edge dots and lozenge shapes that Larry Poons painted in the early 1960s, against expansive, monochrome grounds of contrasting tones, appear to dance on the surface, flicker and bounce, in primal rhythmic beats.

Oxygen avoidance «is definitely the best hypothesis for rhythmic breathing so far,» says insect physiologist Thorsten Burmester of the University of Mainz, Germany.

A lyrical and open interaction between form and space creates rhythmic movement of a musical, even jazzy kind, achieving modern art's frequently declared intention to create visual analogies with the abstract yet palpable language of music.»

Slings of cobalt orbs hanging from jute - wrapped hoops provide an almost rhythmic flow and create a look that is the picture of global - inspired elegance.

Definitely worth trying out even if you're not into rhythmic games.

Kids learn greeting, echo, and repertory songs, as well as rhythmic patterns to play rhythm instruments.

7:00 Notice your youngest child, seated behind the altar in full view of the congregation, doing rhythmic gymnastics moves with his cincture.

Bringing rhythm into many aspects of the classroom, including rhythmic activities like drumming, music, therapeutic martial arts, physical movement interludes, and short exercise bursts;

Through rhythmic text and scratchboard illustrations, readers follow a family from «the deep woolen dark» of night into a snowy morning, where all is made «slow and delightful and white.»

Take a turn and the show settles into a cooler gear with rhythmic lines and geometric forms by Agnes Martin, who disappeared from New York's art scene in 1967 to live quietly in New Mexico, and constructivists Lygia Clark and Liubov Popova.

The everyday rituals will focus on rhythmic dancing and chanting to stimulate the release of endorphins, which Robin Dunbar, also at Oxford, says are key to social cohesion.

It helps familiarize children with letters in a silly way, with rhythmic text and bold cheerful art.

Encourage yourself to move at a rapid and rhythmic pace through this exercise.

Droga rises up from the floor, unfolding into rhythmic waves.

Far from being just another endless runner, this is actually a clever platforming game where you time your jumps and punches to an almost rhythmic quality, making your way through well - designed and gorgeous levels.

In that, the conventional landmine rainbow (when you're moving from side to side) is performed in very rhythmic fashion, whereas half rainbows are performed in a segmented fashion that allows you to go a bit heavier.

Scorsese would maintain this split between reality and artifice in all his major films, combining realistic elements such as Method acting, detailed renderings of specific times and places and nonlinear plots, with expressionistic techniques such as rhythmic editing, slow - motion cinematography and non-diegetic sound effects.

Many, if not all babies are soothed to sleep by rhythmic rocking like that of a rocking chair.

Neowiz revamped how rhythmic combat works, giving players a choice of skills to make up their combo rotation.

Equally, looking at Piero della Francesca and Masaccio, it is remarkable how they achieve an almost rhythmic sense of complementary colour, and how the use of colour moves the painting away from the iconic to a new physicality and depth.

«Amazingly, the sounds they heard 24/7 in the uterus were about twice as loud as a vacuum cleaner, so babies love and need strong rhythmic noise,» Dr. Karp says.

Most enemy attacks can be entirely dodges by sliding your character to one side or another, adding an almost rhythmic element to combat.

Once that milk is released, they go into a slower, more rhythmic sucking pattern.

The menu plays rhythmic music over predominantly playground basketball clips.

You can also sway and rock or use other rhythmic actions to make the baby feel secure with your touch.

These have also resulted in a few newsmaking deaths in places like Peru, where it's legal; some stateside shamans swear by plants» powers, while others use them sparingly or prefer rhythmic drumming as a consciousness - raising tool.

In THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY, players will guide classic characters from the famed series as they combat classic villains with rhythmic taps using the stylus.

The pauses come neither in prose form nor in the manner of poetry, but with a harmonious and rhythmic symmetry.

This song / chant collection of musically accompanied rhythmic recitations teaching the various aspects of the Spanish subjunctive is a great addition to your Spanish subjunctive lessons.

I texted Maria around 9:30 pm to let her know that I was feeling rhythmic contractions, but they were still very mild, and I was going to try to sleep for a bit.

Wales in Venice: James Richards» presentation for Wales in Venice Cymru yn Fenis is his first major commission at an international biennale and consists of a new, site responsive sound installation that moves across a wide range of genres and musical languages — from rhythmic scores through sequences built up from field recordings to incidental sound.

In the 1930s — 1950s, a very strong rhythmic oscillation pattern was discovered in the hippocampus of cats and rabbits (Green & Arduini, 1954).

Is she dancing to the music or does she just have a very rhythmic way of playing?