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CELTIC politicians tend to think and talk in the rhythms and idioms of the church. One such is Kenny MacAskill, the justice secretary in the devolved Scottish administration.

Using little more than a metronome and a needle electrode inserted into the hearts of cats, he found that he could speed up and restore normal heart rhythms by applying periodic electrical shocks.

We live with the rhythms of our own heartbeat and respiration and the more subtle rhythms of metabolic and brain wave activity.

Shift workers are particularly prone to this condition as their natural biological rhythms are perpetually disrupted.

Research into circadian rhythms has led to the discovery of a new and unanticipated molecular cog in the human body clock.

For example, an edge might be a contrast between values (the difference between light and dark), colors, textures, or even rhythms (repetition of imagery), without the use of line at all.

Q: What is an example of one of these deadly heart rhythms?

On a late-night jaunt through downtown, one is as likely to hear European techno as the native rhythms of cumbia or vallenato music.

Jazz is also polyrhythmic, which means many rhythms revolve around one basic one.

This standardization of public and private Spaces has a standardizing effect on life and its rhythms, narrowing the sphere of desires and aversions, of sensual experience and taste.

Lack of light may upset your sleep-wake cycle and other circadian rhythms. And it may cause problems with a brain chemical called serotonin that affects mood.

His rhythms tattoo their angry heartache.

If you are already practicing Agile, or in the process of adopting a few practices, what rhythms are present?