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Significados de tempo en inglés

ruso
lento
portugués
andamento
español
movimiento
catalán
tempo
Wikidata

Musical concept indicating to the speed of interpretation.

movimiento
Wikidata

Class of 25 Canadian railway passenger cars.

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Examples for "bpm"
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Grime's stars shed their 140bpm backbone in favour of more chart-friendly fodder.
The Guardian
2
However, when working at maximum effort your heart rate may rise above 200bpm.
The Guardian
3
Animals were paced via the right atrium at a rate of 130 bpm.
Pubmed
4
Patency can be detected at heart rates greater than 80 bpm.
Pubmed
5
The metabolic demand during the walking exercise increased between NM and HIGH bpm conditions.
Pubmed
portugués
andamento
catalán
tempo

(Music) the speed at which a composition is to be played.

andamento
portugués
ritmo
catalán
ritme
español
ritmo

The rate of some repeating event.

ritmo
Uso de tempo en inglés
1
Perhaps this explained the bizarrely sluggish tempo of the opening 44 minutes.
The Guardian
2
Rangers dropped their tempo in the second period but remained in control.
The Guardian
3
Moreover, it is difficult for any batsman to change tempo in mid-innings.
The Guardian
4
Chelsea upped the tempo and looked far more dangerous after the interval.
The Guardian
5
The tempo throughout this part is 80 and the rhythm strongly marked.
The Tinguian: Social, Religious, and Economic Life of a Philippi...
6
The Colts can't allow Houston to control the tempo of the game.
Reuters
7
England raised the tempo after halftime and thoroughly deserved their second goal.
The Irish Times
8
It disappears for a moment but comes back at a higher tempo.
The Irish Times
9
The finale, in the tempo of a minuet, is very pleasing indeed.
The Masters and Their Music / A series of illustrative programs ...
10
He said had told his players at halftime to up the tempo.
Reuters
11
Pianists of Slavic descent alone understand the secret of the tempo rubato.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
12
It should mean something in valse tempo, but it usually does not.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
13
He could not think music in rapid tempo and wished everything slow.
The World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians
14
They sing in quick, short rhymes, suiting the tempo to their actions:-
Shakespeare's Christmas Gift to Queen Bess
15
New music is coming out of that because they like that tempo.
The Guardian
16
Wales maintained the tempo - the only jarring note, was the score.
The Irish Times
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