rhythmical造句

The music is strongly rhythmical.

Having rhythmical vibration or movement.

Resembling jazz in form or nature;rhythmical.

A monotonous rhythmical drumbeat or similar sound.

an upward movement (especially a rhythmical rising and falling).

EEG in 109 cases stimulated by rhythmical flashing

The rhythmical roar of the breakers sounded like a symphony.

A system of rhythmical body movements performed to a recitation of verse or prose.

Effect of glial cell metabolism on respiratory rhythmical discharge activity in neonatal rat medulla oblongata slices

The art of interpreting musical compositions by rhythmical, free - style bodily movement.

Effects of A68930 on rhythmical respiratory discharge in isolated neonatal rat brainstem slice

The so-called “evenness” is that manipulation should be rhythmical, with the same frequency and pressing force all the time .

Artistic accomplishment: Through the training for bodily form, train the rhythmical image, music sense, experience the magical glamour of stage performance.

These verbs mean to exhibit recurrent rhythmical movements of or like those involved in the periodic expansion and contraction of the heart.

The rhythmical vibrations of the Sanskrit syllables can regulate the unsteady vibrations of the worshipper and permit the direct experience of the Divine.

His laughter is an equally regulated and artistically rhythmical affair, slightly artificial and stylized, and finishing off in an increasing generous volume, pleasantly softened by a white beard when there is one.

Dining table and chair attract people with graceful posture. See the integration of chair back and legs. The rhythmical fence, like wonderful tunes, forms a contrast with the exaggerating chair legs.

While food is in the stomach, the walls of the stomach contract in a rhythmical motion so that the food which is in the stomach can be broken up for digestion.