- the
perfect cadence, or it may
apply to
cadences of all types. To
distinguish them from this form, the other, more
common forms of
cadences listed above...
- the
military march.
Military cadences often take
their rhythms from the work
being done, much like the sea shanty.
Cadences usually have a call and response...
- In heraldry,
cadency is any
systematic way to
distinguish arms displa**** by
descendants of the
holder of a coat of arms when
those family members have...
-
cadence or
Cadence in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
cadence is a
melodic or
harmonic configuration that
creates a
sense of resolution.
Cadence may...
-
Cadence Design Systems, Inc. (stylized as
cādence) is an
American multinational technology and com****tional
software company.
Headquartered in San Jose...
-
place of full-band pieces'.
Cadences are also: 'a
chant that is sung by
military personnel while parading or marching'."
Cadences employ the four
basic drum...
- may
suggest a more
recent origin than the P****amezzo
antico since the
cadences i – ♭VII and ♭VII – i were po****r in the late
Middle Ages and
early Renaissance...
-
Cadence in
sports involving running is a
measure of
speed calculated as the
total number of full
cycles (of both a
right and left foot strike)
taken within...
-
choose cadence to
minimise muscular fatigue, and not
metabolic demand,
since oxygen consumption is
lower at
cadences 60-70 r/min.
While fast
cadence is also...
-
Cadence is a 1990
American historical prison film
directed by
Martin Sheen, in
which Charlie Sheen plays an
inmate in a
United States Army
military prison...
