Sentences with phrase «rhythmic patterns of»

The result, is an exciting body of new paintings that incorporate his familiar fields of geometric repetition with energetic, fluid, rhythmic patterns of drips, splashes and strokes.

His rhythmic patterns of repeating images, often featuring symbols of contemporary folk culture, are hand painted and rendered through the visual language of printmaking.

Times change: less than a decade later Hofmann was living in Berkeley, where he painted «Blue Arcata» in a more upbeat palate: rhythmic patterns of orange, yellow, and blue evoke warm, sunny skies.

The proper rhythmic patterns of slow deep breathing strengthen the respiratory system, soothe the nervous system and reduce cravings.

But there turned out to be more to the cordon - bleu groove than some head bobbing — the high - speed cameras the researchers used revealed rapid foot stomping that seemed to follow the rhythmic patterns of the birds» singing.

As signals are sent from one cell to the next, rhythmic patterns of electrical activity, commonly known as brain waves, are generated.

But in an animal study published in Nature in 2012, Shenoy and his colleagues reported finding that much more is going on: Motor cortical neurons work as part of an interconnected circuit — a so - called dynamical system — to create rhythmic patterns of neural activity.

The flares showed a rhythmic pattern of light pulses, one occurring 5.1 times per second and the other 3.3 times per second — or a ratio of 3:2.

The Manor Hill Serenade Comforter Set is a graceful and serene bed decorated with a rhythmic pattern of branches on a woven strié - textured jacquard that has a subtle sheen when the fabric catches the light.

With no training, she developed her unique style, often labeled as «outsider» or «folk» art, of painting simple figures and covering them with a rhythmic pattern of dripping paint.

The metal sheets are organised in a patchwork, merged by a rhythmic pattern of rivets.

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

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* There are common verbal devices used for structuring memory, such as: thinking memorable thoughts; use of mnemonic, heavily rhythmic and balanced patterns; use of frequent repetitions or antitheses, alliterations and assonances; use of epithetic, formulaic, proverbial sayings; use of standard thematic settings

There is rhythmic impulse and recoil in the organization of motifs and matching of tonal and temporal patterns to form symmetrical wholes (BV 375 - 6).

Proper speech has a rhythmic quality, a pattern of ebb and flow, of refreshing pauses to consolidate ideas, to reflect on what has been said, and to prepare well for the next utterances.

It is said that his appearance changed and the style of utterance, which was rhythmic and with a loose pattern of rhyme, was different to his normal speech.

In contrast, popular music is often esthetically deficient in variety; a single simple theme or rhythmic pattern is repeated many times over with none of the elaboration and variation which lend interest to good music.

A «walk - in» piece, visitors are surrounded by with the industrial, rhythmic pattern pressed out of the paper.

Babies say «I'm hungry» with a low - pitched, rhythmic cry that repeats a pattern of short cry, brief pause, short cry, pause.

Perfect for travelers returning home or for out - of - sync sleep patterns, this non-linear, rhythmic combination of slowed nature sounds and pulse rates help reset the body's inner clock and promotes relaxation.

If the dilation of the cervix stops for over two hours during this phase or slows over four hours, and the contractions lose their rhythmic pattern and become uncoordinated or spaced out, oxytocin can be helpful to correct the problem.

Based on the results, the authors suggest that listening to rhythmic drum patterns with a medium degree of syncopation elicited a greater desire to move and the most pleasure, particularly for participants who enjoyed dancing to music regardless.

The team found that while levels of Cry1 and Cry2 followed a rhythmic pattern that rose and fell over the day, Cry4 levels remained constant, indicating the protein was being produced steadily.

Our sleep patterns, eating habits, body temperature and hormone levels are driven by the rhythmic activity of body's circadian clock.

«We essentially defined each participant's «chronobiome» - a collection of their individual physiological traits in a 24 - hour rhythmic pattern — as a reflection of their time - dependent deep phenotype under free - ranging conditions,» said senior author Garret FitzGerald, MD, director of the Institute for Translational Medicine and Therapeutics, who coined the term.

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

She has pioneered understanding of how a neural circuit can generate the necessary rhythmic firing patterns that control rhythmic muscle movements such as breathing, walking, and passage of food through the gut.

The breathing pattern consists of a rhythmic increase and decrease of the breathing effort and the amount of air flow.

Flow practice differs from traditional Hatha Yoga in that sun salutations are used between the postures and there is a rhythmic pattern to the sequence of postures.

It is made of cotton tape lace that is hand tacked together in a swirling and rhythmic pattern.

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For example the ability to focus listening on an individual pattern within a poly - rhythmic piece of music (multiple rhythms being played simultaneously) or developing the listening skills required to understand the feeling of a rhythm when hearing against a regular pulse.

Sometimes this absence is keenly missed, but Arvio's felicity with Lorca's pliable rhythmic patterns masks the omission of commas and periods, and apart from a few blips of syntactic confusion, the decision is sound.

The Nanea Oil, infused with hundreds of fresh flowers off the slopes of Haleakala and Mauna Loa, is massaged onto the body with a rhythmic pattern using heated Lava Shells.

The pace and intensity are still every bit as frenetic; enemies fly at you from all directions and there are frustrating trial and error deaths as one learns the attack patterns of bosses, but Cursed Castilla's finesse strikes a balance that feels almost rhythmic to control while still testing the skills of veterans and newcomers alike.

Shots are quantised to the beat of that level's music — firing off in rhythmic patterns that accompany the beat in often playful ways.

Patterns of delicate brushwork, poured paint, and a unique use of space and palette create a complex pathway made from vivid colors and rhythmic movement, inherent to the artist's work.

Oiticica's gouache Metaesquema 286 (1958) shows the effective use of simple, monochromatic shapes to create an active, open composition where the forms appear to pulsate across the plane, expanding the field in a rhythmic pattern that infers space beyond the paper's borders.

Her brush strokes had the appearance of wedges and commas and created rhythmic patterns that often resembled mosaics.

Checkered diamond patterns and diagonally placed adjacent lines form the rhythmic, yet «dizzying,» moments of displacement so important here.

In 1959, he completed the first of his celebrated Superficie, a series defined by the rhythmic protrusions and recessions of a monochrome surface, typically stretched taut over a pattern of nails.

So, on some level I don't think it matters what my subject or style is as much as that I get that kind of rhythmic patterning that I like so much in music and dance.

Her installation Untitled Home and Gift Showroom (Negative Reinforcement), included numerous works from past projects that were combined to establish rhythmic zones of color, pattern, and shape.

Ahkami relives the spirit of the dance floor in her studio, by getting lost in spontaneous gestures, flamboyant poses, and a riot of rhythmic patterns.

Using carefully sculpted carrots as tools, Dyrehauge stamps raw canvases with gridded fields of colored dots and marks, creating iterative blocs of rhythmic patterning that meet, bleed and coalesce in organic and dynamic motifs.

Baya's colorful depictions of women, rhythmic patterns, and bright palette drew the attention of Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso, with whom she later collaborated in the renowned Madoura pottery studio in Vallauris.

Recognizing that their work shared formal color relationships and rhythmic patterning within a unified single plane, Peter Selz, chairman of the art department at Pomona College, offered the four independent artists a group exhibition at the college in the mid-1950s.

«An important feature in the Cubans» understanding of music is the special articulation of the sense of time by the rhythmic pattern Clave, which makes a kind of dialectic possible.

This range may be seen in the works on view in the jewel boxes: the twisted, sharp muscularity of «Plume»; flat, densely calligraphic lines of «Brittle Stars»; airy, arabesque patterning of «Floresco»; and the rhythmic mandala of «Lotus.»

In Drip (2002), motion detectors trigger the release of water droplets into steel buckets from twelve outstretched arms composed of tightly twisted plastic sheeting and tarpaulins, creating randomly generated drumming sounds that fall within rhythmic patterns.