Whether grey or blue skies lay overhead, the heft of the waves was always huge – sometimes rhythmic and pleasant, at others offering a waltzer of a voyage.
It has been demonstrated that the abnormal hypoactivity and synchronized rhythmic discharge of globus pallidus neurons associate with akinesia and resting tremor in parkinsonism.
Daisy began to sing with the music in a husky, rhythmic whisper, bringing out a meaning in each word that it had never had before and would never have again.
Secondly, many performers extol the virtues of a pre-performance routine, whether it's taking a few deep breaths, repeating a cue word, or doing a rhythmic sequence of movements.
As the clocked ticked deeper into injury time and the victory was beyond doubt, the Argentina bench and coaching staff began to join in with the rhythmic songs and chants that were being bellowed from the stands.
Whereas if you look at to the edge of doom, to the edge of doom, you know, it's very serious rhythmic quality about it, it's very punchy and quite intimidating actually to the edge of doom.
After a fire destroyed the apartment of Russian rhythmic gymnast Daria Shkurikhina, She found that the gold medal she had earned from the 2008 Summer Olympics, which was inlaid with jade, remained undamaged.
The music from his lyre was so wonderful that stones marched into their own places in rhythmic time when he helped Poseidon build up the walls of Troy.
It turns out that early humans who were co-ordinated, symmetrical and rhythmic were seen as more viable to a mate because these traits were often linked to survival.
In the 1980s an ethnomusicologist and jazz drummer named Charles Keil claimed that swing depends on very small rhythmic variations — called microtiming variations — among musicians.
For him, music is not like spoken prose, which almost everyone can do proficiently, but instead resembles a specific, rhythmic form of language: poetry.