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pace
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «METRONOMICALLY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
metronomically in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
metronomically im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Evolution-adjusted Tumor Pathophysiology:: The Novel ...
M. Vogelhuber, C. Hart, M. Grube and A. Reichle Abstract Can temporally limited
and metronomically administered combined modularized therapies facilitate a
biological memory in tumor systems to sustain long-term tumor growth control?
2
New Research on Angiogenesis Inhibitors
In addition to direct effect on ECs, several studies have indicated that an
endogenous inhibitor of angiogenesis, thrombospondin 1 (TSP1), is a potent
mediator of the effect of metronomically administered cyclophosphamide (CPA) [
19-21].
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Self-Organized Biological Dynamics and Nonlinear Control: ...
During metronomically paced walking, fluctuations in the stride interval were
always random and failed to exhibit longrange, fractal correlations. Metronomic
walking and normal, unconstrained walking both utilize the same mechanical ...
4
The Lasalle Quartet: Conversations with Walter Levin
... metronomically, you don't have to feel guilty about that, on the contrary, you
should feel guilty ifyou do play it metronomically. rs rs Doesn't this contradict what
you say about fidelity rs 209 Classical and Romantic Composers You've often ...
Robert Spruytenburg, 2014
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The Natural Musician: On Abilities, Giftedness, and Talent
If the musician-subjects were played a metronomically exact performance, they
would ignore it, assigning the music a nonexistent rubato, which they were used
to hearing in the given Chopin etude. Then Bruno Repp from Yale University ...
6
The Gershwins and Me: A Personal History in Twelve Songs
Because of the variation of the rhythm of the first phrase, it starts out
metronomically in a drawn-out “Ya-daIt's hard to set aside the fact that this was
George and Ira's swan song, but “Love Is Here to Stay” is still distinguished
enough to be ...
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The Gershwins and Me (Enhanced Edition): A Personal History ...
Because of the variation of the rhythm of the first phrase, it starts out
metronomically in a drawn-out “Ya-daIt's hard to set aside the fact that this was
George and Ira's swan song, but “Love Is Here to Stay” is still distinguished
enough to be ...
In one case — metronomically paced speech — lengthened vowels are not
known, but only supposed to occur. Furthermore, it is known that the fluency-
enhancing effects of metronomically paced speech are independent of rate
reduction in ...
American Speech and Hearing Association, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 1982
... off the Thunder chair, milking the sides for whatever powder was left. I worked
on my deep-snow technique in the crud on Amphitheatre off Nez Perce Traverse
and swung metronomically up and down the banked walls of Sundance Gully.
She keeps a diary which alternates rather metronomically between her own
perceptions and experiences and information about Olivia drawn mostly from
letters. Eager to understand why Olivia abandoned her husband, a British officer,
and ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «METRONOMICALLY» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
metronomically im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Motorsport on Monday: 20/07/2015
Jules Bianchi's teammate throughout his time at Marussia was the metronomically-consistent race-finisher Max Chilton. These days, he's racing ... «Pistonheads.com, Jul 15»
The PistonHeads Motoring Week
Metronomically fast around a track and 400kg lighter than the previous one, the tech will be offered on the next A8. Who needs a chauffeur? «Pistonheads.com, Jul 15»
New autonomous Audi RS7
So it's metronomically fast and precise to a point a human could never be. Very good. What's the point? Well the technology will be in the next ... «Pistonheads.com, Jul 15»
Review: C Duncan – 'Architect'
On 'For' he conveys the impression of playing host to a barber's shop quartet on vocals, whilst its insistent, metronomically plucked guitar is ... «Live4ever, Jul 15»
Wimbledon 2015: Djokovic brushes off further cheat suggestions …
Clearly, the break was restorative, so seamlessly did Djokovic slip back into the guise of world No 1 with this metronomically dominant victory. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
USATF Outdoor Championships: 10 Women's Events with …
Stowers has each of the three fastest times in the world – all sub 12.40 – while Nelvis has been metronomically clicking off mid-12.50 efforts for ... «U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association, Jun 15»
Lewis Hamilton mystified as Austrian Grand Prix is decided by his …
Instead, the man that is usually so metronomically perfect, who produces moments of pure genius almost at will, fluffed his lines - TWICE. «Mirror.co.uk, Jun 15»
GQ icon: Paul Weller
... the band kept pushing their chins forward like chickens, metronomically keeping up with "All Around The World", "This Is The Modern World", ... «GQ.com, Jun 15»
The Morning Sports Briefing
“While others metronomically hit from the baseline as if it's a game of attrition, the blessed Roger is finding near impossible angles on court and ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Venkataraman: The treble beckons
His ability to metronomically control the tempo in midfield, coupled with his incredible vision, work rate and comfort on the ball, has been a huge ... «The Stanford Daily, Jun 15»
