Meanings of irregular rhythm in anglès

The low potassium must have tripped her heart into a fatally irregular rhythm.

There was a certain irregular rhythm to it, a familiar rhythm.

It had an odd, irregular rhythm, as if it were being played backward.

Her thighs parted slightly; her heart beat in an irregular rhythm.

It was faint, with an irregular rhythm in it.

Her heart was pounding out a slow, irregular rhythm.

Her heart throbbed to an irregular rhythm.

The whippoorwills were piping wildly, and in a singularly curious irregular rhythm quite unlike that of the visible ritual.

Behind the tent in the men's lines a tom-tom was beating, and the irregular rhythm seemed hammering inside her own head.

Apple Watch already detected high heart rate, but can now also detect low heart rate and irregular rhythm to flag potential atrial fibrillation.

Sung in a plaintive minor key, and in a wild, irregular rhythm, the dirge was far more impressive than the words would indicate.

The interbeat intervals of the irregular rhythms can be described by one-dimensional return maps consistent with chaotic dynamics.

The devices use shocks to restore normal heartbeats in people known to have life-threatening irregular rhythms that could result in sudden death.

The irregular rhythms of his poems, the roughnesses that key the surfaces, ensure that they lodge themselves in the mind and dwell there.

Following the addition of the drug, the regular rhythm evolved to display a spectrum of complex dynamics: irregular rhythms, bursting oscillations, doublets, and accelerated rhythms.

In the irregular rhythms of Paul Halley's The Maypole, the NCC and conductor Colin Mawby produced a rhythmic deftness which captured the music's studied rusticism.