cadence

Preposition: of

• language: The setting is very evocative: you can sense the heat and the dust, hear the cadences of the language.
• line: The cadence of the lines reinforces the measuring of the lives.

Converse of object

• pedal: Speed, distance, heart rate and pedal cadence ( optional ).
• maintain: Last few miles on the bike I was maintaining 100+ cadence getting ready for the run.
• use: Generally mountain bikers use a lower cadence than road bikers.
• have: But they still have the same cadence - tho it looks like they don't so that could be what you saw.
• run: SPICE Exercise This exercise is likely to be the first time you will have been asked to run Cadence remotely.
• capture: His intense, resourceful presence captures every cadence of the juvenile slanging matches.

Adjective modifier

• Burgundian: In 1999 Robert wrote a passion setting for the early music group, The Burgundian Cadence.
• slow: The standard gearing is suited to a slow pedaling cadence.
• perfect: EXAMPLE: Which chord completes a perfect cadence in E major?
• musical: Language and Communication The musical cadence contributes to baby's language development.
• fast: During long easy runs, you could include some faster cadence every now and then.
• natural: Tired diction here, inappropriate register there; natural, unforced cadence here, resonant phrasing there.

Modifies a noun

• sensor: The cadence sensor is also part of the Power bar.
• kit: The 205 can be used on an indoor turbo trainer with the optional bike speed / cadence kit.
• detection: All I am doing here is highlighting that Lumagen is not perfect but feedback will enable them to improve 1080i cadence detection.

Noun used with modifier

• pedaling: The standard gearing is suited to a slow pedaling cadence.
• cycling: Cycling cadence and the impact on the subsequent run was subjected to study through a 65-minute cycle into a 10km run ( 10 ).
• keystroke: The hin show wagerworks finalized its blasting the tv through keystroke cadence.