rhythmic pattern

The third step in the evolution was the total loss of a rhythmic pattern.

This theory combines the rhythmic patterns in music with physical movement.

Some of the quick, straightforward rhythmic patterns sounded very good.

Most of the rhythmic patterns used in October are manageable for high school students.

Begin with small phrases, a rhythmic pattern, a set of chord changes.

In other words, the lines don't rhyme, but they do follow a rhythmic pattern.

The pieces would then be cut again and refused to create rhythmic patterns of vibrant color.

The other singer fills in the gap with another rhythmic pattern.

Clever use of this facility could produce complete rhythmic patterns.

An added benefit is the rhythmic pattern that the light projects onto the exterior.

Think for a moment of the difference in rhythmic pattern of these three songs.

His pieces sometimes include frequent meter changes and unusual rhythmic patterns.

The piece begins with three pianists playing different notes to the same 8-beat rhythmic pattern.

These rhythmic patterns are also used in interesting combinations.

As the men leaped, they kicked their feet in various rhythmic patterns before landing.

It is the even, rhythmic pattern that alerts one to the coming of a stranger.

The games are amusing, and they feature interesting rhythmic patterns, especially at higher levels of difficulty.

Rather than modeling the trees, she abstracts them to bring out their rhythmic patterns.

The album features some instrumental cuts with complex changes and rhythmic patterns.

Voice cues help match rhythmic patterns of steps (or other moves) with the music.

Sets of syllables are also assigned to specific rhythmic patterns.

In the game, Inuit women sit or stand face-to-face and create rhythmic patterns.

These numbers made use of typical Cuban rhythmic patterns.

Having reached that stage, it may be useful to compare some rhythmic patterns in more detail.

Tai chi is a series of movements done in a rhythmic pattern.