Collocations withrhythm
These are words often used in combination withrhythm.
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biological rhythm
The biological rhythm of consciousness and the deteriorating or ongoing disease determines that these phases of clarity are transient.
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cardiac rhythm
Of the 165 fetuses where outcome is known, 157 (95%) had an uneventful antenatal and postnatal course with regard to cardiac rhythm.
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circadian rhythm
During the procedure continuous measures of the circadian rhythm are taken, typically including rectal temperature, melatonin, and cortisol.
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complex rhythm
Inside the oratory is articulated by half columns and a complex rhythm of pilasters.
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diurnal rhythm
The common type of colic cry, without organic alterations, follows a diurnal rhythm and occurs mainly in the afternoon and early evening hours.
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driving rhythm
The first track opens with a recording of a jet airliner landing, dissolving into the driving rhythm of the song.
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irregular rhythm
This combination produced an irregular rhythm of normal rate.
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natural rhythm
There are two lows in the body's natural rhythm through 24 hours.
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normal rhythm
One other patient with right coronary arterial obstruction has a normal rhythm.
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regular rhythm
Although this is quite funny, it is no joke that only the opera's most foolish resident uses such regular rhythm and phrase structure.
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rhythm pattern
A fundamental rhythm pattern which is often the result of two or more rhythm patterns that are metrically different being performed at the same time.
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sinus rhythm
The electrocardiogram showed sinus rhythm and right ventricular hypertrophy.
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steady rhythm
Operators had to maintain a steady rhythm, and the usual speed of operation was 30 words per minute.
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syncopated rhythm
This highly syncopated rhythm gives this piece much of its dramatic tension and is identical to the rhythm of the piano accompaniment.
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