Cadence Design Systems — Cadence is set to join the S&P 500, replacing Staples.
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It was a new cadence for him, but it's the only cadence we've ever seen from Trump.
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Cadence Design Systems – Cadence beat estimates by 8 cents a share, with quarterly profit of 49 cents per share.
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For each share of State Bank, shareholders would receive 1.160 shares of Cadence class A common stock, Cadence said in a statement.
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State Bank shareholders will receive 1.160 shares of Cadence class A common stock for each State Bank share, Cadence said in a statement.
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" O.T. added ... "It's dope, the cadence is dope.
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Cadence of Hyrule launches this spring on the Nintendo Switch.
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We believe we'll be back on a two year cadence.
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It has a cadence beat to help keep strokes consistent.
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Tracks metrics like distance, splits, cadence, pace, and stride length.
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He has no sense of cadence and instead only projects.
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Give each other time to develop a natural sexting cadence.
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Your payment cadence can also help speed up the process.
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In the early 1990s, Bingham worked for Cadence Design Systems.
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It was about a specificity of cadence, and an intention.
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"That is a new cadence that I'm learning to balance."
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It was an album consumed by biblical cadence and treachery.
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Still, this harshness is reflected in his deadpan, humourless cadence.
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" Cadence Design Systems: "I'm going to say let's hold off.
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It's the cadence that makes it the perfect basketball taunt.
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Listen to the cadence of your footstep — is it rhythmic?
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" He added, "Damon has a very particular tone and cadence.
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Yeltsin spoke with the labored cadence of a tired man.
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Imagine keeping one on your bike pedal to measure pedaling cadence, moving it to your kayaking oar for measuring paddling cadence, and finally sticking it on your shoe for measuring a run, for example.
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I couldn't make out the words, but the cadence was soothing.
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Cadence is displayed on a page with five other data fields.
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It captures your GPS information, time, cadence, duration, distance and splits.
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Runners will benefit from improved tracking for your pace and cadence.
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We came up with that framing, and the cadence of it.
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But how well do you know your favorite celeb's Twitter cadence?
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Even their speech patterns have seemingly taken on a similar cadence.
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It's a certain cadence, common to Gaiman's speeches and essays alike.
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Her voice contains traces of a patois cadence she once had.
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THAT'S NOT NECESSARILY A HEALTHY CADENCE FOR ALL PEOPLE TO SHOP.
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His mannerisms and speaking cadence were a dream to work with.
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BSA | The Software Alliance adds Cadence and PTC to its membership.
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Heard the artillery, a different sound and cadence for every caliber.
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"The cadence of the meeting was a little different," he said.
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What's the cadence of which we're delivering content to our audience?
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I studied his punctuation, his cadence, his vocabulary and his endearments.
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Daniel L. Simmons Sr., urged in a preacher's cadence on Wednesday.
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Twitter sent its bearded wiseman CEO Jack Dorsey (whose experimental word of the month appears to be "cadence" — as in he frequently said he would like a greater "cadence" of meetings with intelligence tips from law enforcement).
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Turns out, Twitter isn't launching new products with that kind of cadence.
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Ludacris and wife Eudoxie Mbouguiengue welcomed daughter Cadence Gaëlle in May 2015.
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Under Pichai, Google has developed a new cadence for its product announcements.
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SpaceX has been upping the cadence of its launches as of late.
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The company also announced a new release numbering system and release cadence.
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We have a nice product cadence coming now for the next years.
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Cadence Weapon: I was a huge gamer growing up, starting with NES.
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Her parents' voices in a familiar cadence, staccato and sharp like knives.
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It's all painfully incremental and out of sync with Apple's product cadence.
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He spoke in simple platitudes without the cadence of a trained politician.
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This can often evoke a more powerful emotion in a musical cadence.
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Sometimes his cadence sounds more 2016 than 1977—more Nas than Rahiem.
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And then he's right back on the main cadence of the song.
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On the page, Adichie's words retain the rousing cadence of a speech.
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Our shared intimacy was a glorious cadence to our time in Berlin.
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But there is something to the way Slalien's cadence builds that effect.
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Kelley's public defender, Cadence Mertz, could not be reached Tuesday for comment.
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Apple has been weaning us off of its traditional two-year cadence.
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My pedal cadence quickened as my body lurched with a replenished energy.
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Mozart loved this sort of deceptive cadence, using it to bittersweet effect.
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Our tone, vocabulary and cadence becomes more professional when we address a computer.
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Little Simz raps in a cadence that is never rushed, but always immediate.
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But now that beat more often is rendered in a hip-hop cadence.
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Most good bikes use torque sensors, while the low-enders have cadence only.
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But Musk wants this kind of cadence to be par for the course.
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And yes, my running cadence tends to be a bit bouncier than most.
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The app then displays your cadence — or pedal revolutions per minute — in realtime.
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The repetition even lends it the hypnotic cadence of an Allen Ginsberg poem.
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For a generation of Americans, the Obama cadence is the sound of politics.
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"Oh, fuck me," he says with the cadence of an explicit Nick Miller.
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His stump speech became more compelling and he spoke with more alluring cadence.
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His bouncy cadence gives the all-dialogue text terrific expression when read aloud.
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Cadence Design Systems fell 3.5% despite reporting second-quarter earnings that beat estimates.
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And while Apple has slowed its design cadence, its rivals have sped up.
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Ellison was on Cadence's board, and the Cadence CEO was on Oracle's board.
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Active investors use brokerage accounts to buy and sell on a faster cadence.
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She speaks in a slow cadence, with pauses and occasional Long Island twang.
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You might discover and become part of the cadence of everyday life here.
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So I was not going to put in a final cadence or something!
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But every character has had a cadence and a rhythm since the beginning.
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Sidibé's photographs and Brown's soulful funk and excited cadence project the same energy.
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These songs emphasize the cadence of her singing, not the melody or range.
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J.C. Steve Coleman is the jazz avant-garde's patron saint of complex cadence.
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The idea that word choice, cadence and brevity is important is really applicable.
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Cadence of Hyrule's soundtrack does this, re-imagining Zelda songs to fantastic effect.
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For instance, she says most people have a certain cadence when they speak.
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Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the Necrodancer is the catchiest game I've ever played.
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It's not a steady cadence but when you average it out it's getting there.
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After a while, the reader begins to recognise the unique cadence of each spirit.
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"That was okay, because the cadence and the whole performance was mine," Jones said.
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Specific bits — like my vocal cadence — improved, though the overall quality was still grainy.
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At a game, when the quarterback begins his cadence, locate and count the safeties.
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Where Atrium Scale shined brightest was digging into the cadence of the fundraising process.
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Times are good, but the IPO cadence is not, as we alluded to above.
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Krayzie Bone's lightning cadence still blazes through the haunting darkness of E.1999 Eternal.
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Hitting fraternities and sororities — small, interwoven networks — with a regular cadence proved incredibly effective.
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The writers gave everyone a unique slang, or attitude, or cadence to work with.
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In fact, many noted that "Pepe Le Pen" had a convenient cadence to it.
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Barefoot men and women create circles and sway to the cadence of the melody.
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He deployed rhetoric that combined a cadence of danger with megadoses of emotional empathy.
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Facebook could see a "similar cadence," across its nearly 3 billion users in 2021.
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Given the cadence of one immersive segment a month, that adaptability comes in handy.
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Ball added that Intel has partnered with ANSYS, Cadence, Mentor Graphics and Synopsys previously.
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I feel a sense of accomplishment for making my room tidy; a daily cadence.
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We all descended on her with defined roles and a cadence to our maneuvers.
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"I'm just trying to find the cadence that I had last year," Rodriguez said.
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Cadence shares closed at $30.23 on Friday, while State Bank shares closed at $33.08.
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These were all released years before Skinner's cadence could be heard on UK airwaves.
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This is in all likelihood a Dan Scavino tweet, mimicking the president's inartful cadence.
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The verses are uncharacteristically wordy; Britney's cadence goes from nervous to slow and determined.
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The men were engaging and responded positively to the rhythmic cadence of Knight's poems.
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It's a much more poetic cadence than having a circuslike celebration that's a coronation.
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The cadence of those games, in terms of [the amount released in] the 103s.
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There were proposed themes for each week, to lend a "cadence" to the transition.
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It's not going to blow you away with clarity, but they'll notice a cadence.
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The beat's hypnotic sway and her vocal cadence have become instantly recognizable musical touchstones.
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The slow cadence will do that, as will its ominous melody in minor key.
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This occurred to me as I watched the somewhat odd cadence of today's event unfold.
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Cadence shareholders will own 63 percent of the combined company, down from 65 percent earlier.
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And then, without missing a beat, the voice of the henchman returns with similar cadence.
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It is now working on increasing launch cadence and building enough rockets to do so.
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Mentor also fended off a hostile takeover by rival Cadence Design Systems Inc in 2008.
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Cadence is an electronic design automation (EDA) software and engineering services firm in Silicon Valley.
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His lyrics, cadence, and delivery were good enough to baffle rap fans across the world.
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Then, the focus is on the familiar cadence of an exchange between Rory and Lorelai.
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The actors can change their performance, cadence, and approach based on participants' behavior, Denton explains.
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A little bell will ding on the app if you are within your cadence goals.
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"A lot of autistic people have an unusual tone of voice or cadence," she said.
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That's a pretty traditional cadence, even if other Marvel movies are coming every six months.
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Her lips curl as she seizes on just the right words, playing with their cadence.
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And if you're a runner, you can enjoy new features like cadence and pace alerts.
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But the two names have a certain cadence in common; they sit together very picturesquely.
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America's megachurches aren't lined up neatly in a row, all marching to a Republican cadence.
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He's magnetic, with a cadence and believability the others, both far more successful since, lack.
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Swimmers use strokes per minute, while cyclists rely on handlebar-mounted computers to track cadence.
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Cadence is a company that I learned about in the '90s and I'm sticking with.
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Third, Coach has restructured its promotional cadence by reducing the amount of periodic sale events.
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My students are sincerely trying to analyze death: its cadence and anaphora, its German origins.
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You mentally want to slow down on the court, too, so his cadence works well.
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" The poem's insistent cadence mimics the beat of a clock, and its chorus, "Forever — never!
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Meanwhile, for the 31st day in her act of resistance, Cadence continues to refuse food.
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Did you have any trouble finding the cadence of a megachurch pastor or a televangelist?
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Their experiences stand in stark contrast, but their language, cadence and diction are surprisingly similar.
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It was part of the world's fastest launch cadence, with 16 successful launches so far.
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The granddaughter of a Baptist preacher, Pressley spoke with confidence, poise and a compelling cadence.
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In the end, his presidency could end to a familiar cadence of bang, bang, boom.
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A special thanks to MILK, Cadence Films, YACHT, and Material for absolutely killing the premiere.
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And you could hear the muffled cadence of a rap song bumping through the walls.
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The only time her steady cadence changed was when she said the words 'don't' and 'no.
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She gets to know you, and she learns from the sound and cadence love your voice.
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He was also a director on the boards of Oracle and Cadence Design Systems until 2013.
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If you're unfamiliar with Google's cadence for releasing Android betas, it can get a little confusing.
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In fact, the new game, dubbed Cadence of Hyrule, isn't actually developed by Nintendo at all.
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"During his speeches, he has that slow cadence that kind of draws you in," Curry explained.
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" The host then impersonated the president's cadence: "So sad about what's going on in New Orleans.
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Of course, Obama is not the first president to change his cadence depending on the audience.
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His antics have interrupted the cadence of my well-curated Twitter feed like a pesky mosquito.
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Cadence gave stronger-than-expected earnings and revenue guidance for the current quarter and full year.
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With it, you can keep track of metrics like distance, pace, splits, cadence, and stride length.
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The more you shop at Amazon Go, the more Amazon will understand your weekly grocery cadence.
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Its goal is to provide short-turnaround micro-launch services at a cadence measured in weeks.
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It was startling to hear the familiar cadence of their names announced by French news anchors.
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The odd cadence of his Woken (formerly Broken) Matt Hardy character sometimes disappeared from his tweets.
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"Here's someone who speaks six or seven languages—she can pick up a cadence," Katz said.
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A family may gripe to the cadence of jokes, but that doesn't make the insults funny.
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A cheerleader and member of her school choir, Cadence has endured her share of emotional hardships.
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" And he praises Seinfeld's "gently sarcastic, benignly neurotic skepticism that merges Jewish cadence with WASP restraint.
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Shame!" in a cadence that recalled a disturbing scene of public humiliation from "Game of Thrones.
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"Travel-size versions of beauty products are especially wasteful," said Stephanie Hon, the founder of Cadence.
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Here was the cadence of experience, language pitched from the marrow of the world around me.
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Meanwhile, part of Barack Obama's visceral appeal was his ability to summon up black preacherly cadence.
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But that cadence of near-constant app updates means that most of those features get lost.
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We structured it very similarly in dimension and cadence to how an actual barn would be.
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I can hear his calm and steady voice in my head, speaking in that familiar cadence.
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Hussle's voice drawled in a Southern cadence inflected with California bravado that produced a Louisiangeles accent.
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" To counter that, King wears headphones with Army cadence calls that bring him to his "happy place.
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And there's an inherent question in the cadence of Jewish speech that works well for a joke.
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It's practically impossible to get bored watching a Story because you're in total control of the cadence.
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I'd say "Clouded" is the most rap leaning song on here, from the production to your cadence.
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Cadence Design gave guidance for second-quarter earnings per share and revenue that topped Wall Street's estimates.
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Both of Abrams' parents later became ministers, and Abrams often speaks with the cadence of the ministry.
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Leffak recited that message from memory with the cadence of someone who heard it too many times.
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And then we needed to make sure that a regular cadence of great content would be there.
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During Friday's announcement, Trump predicted — in a much-mocked sing-songy cadence — that legal challenges would follow.
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Each captured the real speakers' idiosyncrasies, but they were exposed by their robotic-sounding pace and cadence.
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The prose poems that comprise Heisenberg's Salon, Susan Lewis's new collection, refreshingly generate cadence, rhythm, arresting rhymes.
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The results of my reporting can be heard in Cover-Up, which PEOPLE produced with Cadence 13.
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A small chant began in my head to the cadence of the rain bouncing off my umbrella.
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If you're a beginner with no idea about proper cadence or stride, it's not a bad investment.
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When you blow through an episode, you're gutting the experience of its hard-won nuance and cadence.
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Paulsen speaks with Yakko's brisk cadence, his voice only slightly lower, his jokey asides just as sharp.
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That he would adapt the cadence of the most famous Democratic politician of his lifetime seems unsurprising.
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Here at WIRED, the tempo of our workdays is set by the ever-shifting cadence of deadlines.
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While the pace of launch has quickened in recent years, it still follows a fairly typical cadence.
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"It's a Wonderful Time for Love" has a jaunty cadence but lyrics that nod toward the darkness.
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He noted that it is more common in college, but that they won't be changing Murray's cadence.
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It will also require Murray and Kingsbury fine-tuning the cadence, which could affect the overall offense.
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YOU COULD GET THINGS ON A QUARTERLY CADENCE, YOU COULD ALSO GET THINGS ON A LA CARTE.
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The fight was only a short one but Aldo seemed to be latching onto Stephens's cadence well.
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Zekes3DGlasses, the Reddit user who criticized Google for its "unfocused" development cadence, is hoping for the best.
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"Big homie better hold up," she sings, establishing this cadence for the first half of the song.
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The music seems built around the actor's voice, complimenting the natural meter and cadence to his words.
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Wilderotter also serves on the boards of Costco Wholesale Corporation, HP Enterprise, Cadence Design Systems, and DocuSign.
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Some he transformed into vocal melodies; others he just rapped in a cadence different from the original.
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I can't tell if that is because I hate his cadence or the way his mouth moves.
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Cadence said it took four doses of Narcan to revive her, an account confirmed by her mother.
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For Caddy, the immediate action is with the internal-combustion launch cadence of the next few years.
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A baseball broadcast is, as much as anything, a string of synonyms in a familiar, comforting cadence.
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He spoke in an informal cadence and repeatedly shouted over the roaring crowd of more than 2,000.
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I will have streaming movies that I will deliver at a regular cadence to my customers globally.
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If you heard her talk and Taylour talk and I talk, our cadence is sort of similar.
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This may change; he may arrive at a cadence that connects more personally with the nation's need.
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Hogan, who is 62, resembles a driver's ed instructor: built like a fireplug, thick glasses, barking cadence.
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"Cadence and Synopsys pretty much have all the ground covered for anything you would need," he said.
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Jaxson and Cadence spent 98 days in a Portland, Oregon, NICU before they were allowed to go home.
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And if you have to use voice commands, most of the time, the machine understood my Midwestern cadence.
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Cadence Design shares jumped more than 5% after hours Monday based on better-than-expected first-quarter earnings.
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"That's what I do," Caldwell-Pope told VICE Sports when asked how he's enjoying L.A.'s quicker cadence.
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Not just a pile of games, either; "A steady cadence of great games," as Fils-Aime put it.
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Adobe promises a monthly update cadence, so chances are the company will add these missing features pretty soon.
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But he captures Wiseau's distinctively unplaceable European accent and stentorian slur, delivering lines in a lurching, syncopated cadence.
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Naturally, there's an Alexa skill that allows you to hear it delivered in Alexa's creepily detached robot cadence.
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However, the addition of a new launchpad may help Rocket Lab better achieve the launch cadence it desires.
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I spoke with 11-year-old Cadence Hazakins, also known as KrazyK, who started flying with her dad.
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The GPS-equipped Amazfit Pace tracks daily activity and calories burned, along with running distances, speed, and cadence.
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Its comic sensibility feels familiar, down to the cadence of the dialogue and the shamelessness of the nudity.
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"Happily, never dapper / Apathy, ever after / Laughing before the rapture," she rhymes, reimagining Peter Piper's tongue twister cadence.
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Cadence reported EPS of $0.40 on revenue of $517 million versus the $0.37 on $73 million analysts anticipated.
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But start-ups like Uber and Lyft and technology companies like Google and Tesla have disrupted that cadence.
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What is that you, the founder, are trying to do and what is the cadence of your business?
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Is it about cadence of repetition, which we found so enjoyable as children but often irritating as adults?
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When people think of a subscription, they think of locking in a set cadence of receiving a good.
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We like the heart to behave—no skipped beats, no atrial flutter, just the regular, precious, plodding cadence.
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"Back in the day, the king of Italy lived in Turin," he begins, with a fairytale-like cadence.
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Ryan: You know how they say no one can imitate Tupac's cadence because he raps from the heart?
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Playing the tune with brushes, Mr. Cyrille sketches a tempo with clear forward motion but no strict cadence.
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Their life moves to the same rhythm these days, an odd cadence that is both comforting and isolating.
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They're choosing a certain cadence, or maybe getting one delivery and then coming back at a later date.
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This tangled style persists across Inland, which is written in modern English but with an almost Melvillian cadence.
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A surprise, perhaps, in the wake of the WeWork meltdown that many had expected might reduce IPO cadence.
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Cadence, a company committed to eliminating travel-size plastic, will begin selling its refillable containers on Jan. 21.
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Dieter Bohn: How do you think about the cadence of creating those effects, and even the camera releases?
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What I like about staging things in a single frame is that it has this same cadence visually.
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They met with actors who studied their mannerisms, the ways they moved, even the cadence of their speech.
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Ring tends to release things at an irregular cadence, and most of its current products are fairly recent.
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"Your charities still get support at the same cadence, but it takes some forward-looking planning," he said.
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If you're a beginner and want the blithe cadence of certain yoga teachers, you may enjoy these sessions.
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No wonder most Lanthimos characters speak in a flat, affected monotone cadence, as if they've been through hell.
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In the age of hip-hop interpolation, Juicy's punchy cadence made "Slob On My Knob" ripe for reuse.
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There's no predicting what might happen to the calibre and cadence of these alien signals in the future though.
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Which is troubling for a company that's lobbying the government to limit launch license regulations to increase mission cadence.
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It looks good, in that New York City always photographs well, and Terrell has the Obama cadence down pat.
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Softly spoken and with reassuring cadence, David Attenborough has guided audiences on many a journey through the natural world.
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It also goes one crucial step further: Apple claims it synchronizes the text to the cadence of your voice.
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Between the rigid cadence and the flattened vocal range, there's something kind of charming about text-to-speech readers.
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New Orleans (CNN)Cymbals clash and snare drums roll with a loud cadence that raises feet off the floor.
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"The industry is moving at such a fast cadence, it's really exciting to be a part of," McCarty added.
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"Given the current launch cadence, their business case is likely to be strongest given the ability for overhead absorption."
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His voice isn't particularly melodic; he's Lincoln-lanky; he lacks the preacher's cadence that marked former president Obama's speeches.
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The Hero 6 Black put it in a position to return to a yearly cadence of major product releases.
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Much like the cadence of her recent memoir Burn the Place, Regan speaks with an impressive economy of words.
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The other way to install a motor on a bicycle is by using a cadence sensor or torque sensor.
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Hopefully the company can pick up a little more consistent cadence as it gets more third-party studios onboard.
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Following the steady pace of its semi-annual update cadence, Microsoft today launched the latest version of Windows 10.
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By shifting the boards out of alignment, the game could retain more of its natural cadence in vertical space.
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" And he said Trump doesn't want to be surrounded by A-list stars in for a more "poetic cadence.
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Carvey slips between micro impressions with absurd ease, changing not only his inflection and cadence but his voice overall.
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The launch cadence is increasing, the turnaround time between launches is accelerating, and the competition in space is growing.
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Meekis explained that his family retreated to their vehicle shortly after that as the cadence of the howling increased.
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Friday's nonfarm payrolls report for March could set the cadence for all capital markets for the next few weeks.
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Cameron explained to the Toronto Star: What people have to understand is that this is a cadence of releases.
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In the second debate video, the idea for a poetry slam came primarily from Trump's initial cadence that night.
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CH: We work out a cadence, whether it's monthly meetings in person or over video or via something written.
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On "Blame My Friends (The Gang)" he showcases his gift for cadence, switching between sharp bars and spirited harmonizing.
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When the music progressed to the next note, however, the panic quickly subsided and time resumed its normal cadence.
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It's now moving to an annual release schedule, up from the 18- to 24-month cadence it used before.
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The system can connect with Garmin's bike cadence and speed sensors as well as Varia lights for automatic control.
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"Indietronic is a collection of electronic artists exploring new sounds and cadence, not necessarily at 128 BPM," he said.
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Mr. Grove's paranoia championed and fed on Moore's Law, as Intel strove to achieve profit from that computing cadence.
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"Well, my mom is already my best friend," Gypsy pipes up, sweetly, but with the practiced cadence of performance.
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However that shakes out, we'll work with the writers to figure out a cadence that makes sense for them.
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VOWS From the beginning, T Kira Madden and Hannah Beresford found an easy cadence, first through horses, then writing.
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The White House had meticulously planned the event, from the location to the tone and cadence of the speech.
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I wish it were possible to consult Professor Higgins: Can there be a neutral delivery, devoid of geographical cadence?
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In particular, they have argued about stride length and cadence, or the number of steps runners take per minute.
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That's because contributions to these accounts are generally made every pay period with whatever cadence your employer pays you.
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Though he was based in New York for most of his life, his voice never lost its southern cadence.
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Reviving the cadence of his Cruz classic, Mr. Trump seemed to find something in the meter of this one.
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Even when she does features for other people's hits, you can't mistake her thick, spiky, spicy, ethereal, indescribable cadence.
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Paragon: Paragon is a low-code API builder, helping speed up the time to build APIs, API-based interactions and integrations Syndetic: "Shopify for data," Syndetic is a platform that lets organizations make their static datasets more dynamic and useful Cadence: Cadence is a platform for meetings that should have been emails.
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Swift, who can be sporadic on social media, particularly between album cycles, is upping the cadence of her Instagram posts.
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Despite it being a unique approach to a Zelda adventure, Cadence of Hyrule doesn't feel out of place at all.
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Reaching orbit often, what those in the industry call "increasing launch cadence," is the means to unlocking much more growth.
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The staccato cadence thrives on skips and jumps, which more authentically captures the experience of memory than traditionally linear documentaries.
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I'm not at Vox HQ, this is a special episode we're taping in Standup, New York, home of Cadence 13.
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That means SpaceX may finally be getting to the launch cadence that the company has boasted for a while now.
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The order and cadence of Quill brushstrokes could let artists infuse suspense, humor, or crescendo into the journey of creation.
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The ministry said this regular cadence would provide stability and visibility to the French solar industry and provide green jobs.
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"People tend to jump on the lootboxes thinking they'll get a deal, but that's not how gambling works," Cadence said.
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Then collaborate with growth teams to execute a handful of items in recurring growth sprints, typically on a monthly cadence.
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But can you recall the exact sound your first Casio keyboard made, or the cadence of a rotary phone's clicks?
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And on several tracks with a brisk bebop cadence, the trio makes it clear that there's toughness beneath its cool.
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And in the burgeoning world of cybersex, you could have sex with strangers without revealing your face or lilting cadence.
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Essentially, it captures the intensity of being 18, and uses the cadence of todays' 18-year-olds to do so.
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They release new features at a cadence that leaves the market wondering if they have something else up their sleeves.
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AH: It's often between 14 and 18 months afterward, and what we've seen is a cadence to Series A funding.
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Her wide-eyed lyricism and lullaby-like cadence paint pictures of fields and mountains urbanites only see in computer desktops.
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Loud on Planet X features musicians such as Shad, Fucked Up, July Talk, Tegan and Sara, Metric and Cadence Weapon.
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He spent almost his entire life in Los Angeles and speaks English laced with the musical cadence of the Eastside.
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"Her accent is really inconsistent," Todd explained from behind a set of monitors, where she sits listening to Jones' cadence.
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They promise to track things like stride, cadence, and even how your foot hits the pavement to improve your form.
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If anything, it's almost a rap because of the speed but...not, because the cadence is more of a chant.
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Some of them (hello, nice to meet you) don't understand how to hydrate effectively or even what a cadence is.
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Shares of Cadence Design rose more than 6 percent following the release of its better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings.
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His handsome looks, quiet demeanor and careful cadence in the utterance of his words projects confidence to people around him.
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We measure everybody's watts, their heart rate recorded, we have their cadence, the rate that they are peddling the bicycle.
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Things like cadence and pronunciation aren't specified by its overseers but extracted from the audio and modeled in real time.
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This makes it quick, but more importantly lets it more easily reflect the cadence and tone of the speaker's voice.
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Now I've been rapping for four years, so you can really hear the difference in my voice, my cadence, everything.
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We began with Michael Pollan's "The Omnivore's Dilemma," read by the actor Macleod Andrews in a vaguely Midwestern, boyish cadence.
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Cadence Schutter just started kindergarten, but the pageant princess and reality star has already survived a tough battle with cancer.
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Since she only has one adrenal gland, Cadence is unable to play sports or any activity where she becomes overheated.
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But after two exhaustive reviews by consultants, Bingham's IT team recommended that Cadence buy SAP's financial ERP software, not Oracle's.
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Other new features let you track yoga sessions and hikes as well as your cadence and pace when you run.
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As for hardware, the tools supports Intel, Nvidia and ARM chips, with support for Xilinx, Cadence and Qualcomm coming soon.
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It's also impressive when you consider the PowerWatch 2 will track everything from pace, distance, steps, sleep, and running cadence.
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Among these partners are Intel, AMD, Ampere, Arm, Marvell, SiFive, Broadcom, Fungible, Mellanox, NGD Systems, Pure Storage, Synopsys and Cadence.
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He learned his cadence by studying hockey announcers, the closest analogue of the four major sports in terms of speed.
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Finally it was Trixie's turn and she tentatively delivered her lines in the sadly familiar cadence of white girls rapping.
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Musicians can easily understand cadence and harmony — even the decision to use a certain instrument — as forms of linguistic choice.
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But in Kirke's version, sung with a lullaby-like cadence and melody, the words take on a whole different meaning.
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Bowles dismissed the idea of blaming cadence or center Jonotthan Harrison, who started in place of the injured Spencer Long.
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From communication to cadence to co-location, here are three insights leaders should remember when working with a hybrid team.
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Though he has lived in London for decades, his voice still carries the cheery cadence of his native New Zealand.
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"You should be giving me laughs based on cadence alone" was one of his favorite lines for berating a crowd.
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"When you're working on the same business, you're on the same cadence of when things are blowing up," says Romanow.
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That may include ingredients for meals other than dinner, as well as a different "cadence" of deliveries, in his words.
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The words ran together with the cadence of a Trump rally script, just before the president veers from the teleprompter.
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Barack Obama's speeches have been analyzed for their cadence, and linguists have examined President Donald Trump's speaking patterns at length.
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She guides the reader through the ebbs and flows of associations, as she writes with the natural cadence of speech.
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As you push your foot down, it measures the speed, torque, and cadence you're putting in, then adds an electric assist.
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The cadence between a new, numbered iPhone and an "S" update is something Apple has been doing since the iPhone 21GS.
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Breathless Animals, premiering in the US as part of the Art of the Real festival, captures the cadence of nonlinear memory.
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We're taught that a certain type of voice, a certain type of posturing, or cadence, is something that you should follow.
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This format falls flat, as it is old and doesn't have the right cadence for a platform that favors drier wit.
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SpaceX has been ramping up its launch cadence this year but has been on a hiatus for the majority of July.
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Peloton later confirmed to me that instructors cannot see users' heart rate, and that they only see output, cadence, and resistance.
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We have been executing to a quarterly cadence and have behaved like a public company inside Pivotal [even before the IPO].
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It's also a newcomer in a crowded market for a young technology that hasn't exactly found its generational cadence just yet.
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But Trezentos pours cold water on these rumors, suggesting there has been no change of cadence in its discussions with Huawei.
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The pieces were joined, or concatenated, creating functional speech synthesis that can handle most words, albeit with unconvincing cadence and tone.
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It feels organic and smooth to invoke it, and you can adjust the cadence of tap in the Pencil's control panel.
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And the tone and cadence of the tweet seemed to take a page from the playbook of President-elect Donald Trump.
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Apple watchers are well acquainted with the Cupertino technology giant's "tick-tock" cadence of introducing major smartphone upgrades every other year.
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Pressley's alto voice rarely wavers even when she raises it, and she speaks in a cadence that keeps listeners locked in.
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The piece, dynamically backlit by the rising and setting sun, establishes a cadence and tempo for the exhibition as a whole.
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Cadence Design Systems Median Total Compensation: $150,010 Median Base Salary: $140,000 Industry: Technology The median total compensation at Visa was $150,000.
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This is because our words and phrasing, tone and cadence comprise the written and spoken manifestations of our identities and personalities.
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Dale Nash, CEO and executive director of Virginia Space, told CNBC that Cantrell's rapid cadence vision is possible from his spaceport.
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The Broadway actor Norbert Leo Butz allows the cadence, tone and expression to dissolve into the storytelling, actually enhancing the book.
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Now 5, Cadence is cancer free and the Toddlers and Tiaras star has found joy in the world of beauty pageants.
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As in her other plays, these people are represented in their own words, with Ms. Smith reproducing their intonation and cadence.
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His voice rising in a singsong cadence, the president said that courtesy, equality, honesty and kindness were all on the ballot.
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Going out more in Berlin, where people don't put their hands up in the air––it works on a different cadence.
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Mr. Massini understands the consciousness-altering power of repetition and hidden cadence, which is expertly captured by Paula Wing's English translation.
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The gentle cadence of their breathing bathes the space in a soft but constant energy as they flow through different postures.
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Worried, somber, eager to enlist, occasionally antic, everyone balancing fears of violence and hardship against the regular, hopeful cadence of life.
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A business's runway, or amount of time it can survive without additional funds, has a "certain cadence to it," Wilson says.
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Here, he drinks a cocktail called the Hudson Duster — rye, lemon juice, amaretto — and contemplates the cadence of the average Drynuary.
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Harvey escaped the first inning without further damage by striking out the next three batters, setting the cadence for his night.
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People are all so media savvy now that when you see a story, you pick up on the cadence really fast.
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At the song's climax, around the words "a friend of humanity," the song shifts to what musicians call a perfect cadence.
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There's an intention and a resolution and a certain cadence involved, but you have to find your own take on that.
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There are other similarities — in mannerisms, in appearance, in cadence — but the younger Mr. Sanders is quick to brush them off.
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Everything came to us so organically and we were automatically in love with the way the cadence of the lyrics flowed.
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The president adopted a sing-song cadence as he listed out a series of legal procedural steps that will likely happen.
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Filled with young families and the jaded middle aged, my section managed a polite "WAT-FORD" in time with Harry's cadence.
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We'd like to continue at that cadence, but at this point everything is on the table and we're just being smart.
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One of the biggest surprises of GDC in March was Cadence of Hyrule, an indie-developed, musical spinoff of the Zelda series.
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"We were able to hold Jaxson when he was 5 days old and Cadence when she was 8 days old," says Jourdan.
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What's new: The connectivity and the computing power allow the chassis systems to act in unison, rather than in a reactive cadence.
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At the time, Bennington's lyrics, his exquisite growl and haunting cadence, seemed an exact aural rendering of the adolescent alienation I'd felt.
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This was due to the quality of our assortment, a strong advertising and promotional cadence, and a superior customer experience across channels.
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But her speech also had a certain cadence and pizzazz to it, so we decided to slap some highlights onto a beat.
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The ongoing demonstrations play out with a familiar cadence nearly every weekend: marches marred by violent moments between protesters and the police.
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It's kind of just stitching things together, but in the future it could you know, pick up on your cadence even more.
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In judging tandem paddling, you look at the synchrony of the movement, the cadence, and how well the partners are working together.
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Those puppy dog eyes that once turned his Tiger Beat covers into teenage wallpaper, the softly cocky Long Island cadence — still there.
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The document confirms the 2015 explosion and 2016 explosions were different; you don't halt the launch cadence because the rocket didn't land.
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Investors included Google board member Ram Shriram, former Facebook vice president Greg Badros, entrepreneur Amarjit Gill and Cadence CEO Lip-Bu Tam.
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Eventually, Blue Origin hopes to fly groups of paying passengers on tourist trips to the edge of space on a regular cadence.
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And some studies suggest that the tempo, cadence, and bass of your music can help you move faster or feel more powerful.
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As more car manufacturers adopt Android Auto compatibility, I'm hoping that Google will start updating the platform on a more frequent cadence.
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" Dorsey nodded in response, and noted for his part that he's very open to establishing "a regular cadence with our industry peers.
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So far, the launch of those pieces has taken on a magazine-like cadence, with monthly "issues" being released all at once.
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In Rise of the Reaper we discussed Whittaker's brilliant understanding of timing and cadence, and his use of feints to control this.
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"Half Asleep" has vocalist Chris Keating singing in an affected, lilting cadence that brings to mind a court jester with a harp.
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What McMaster will bring to the table is a cadence and discipline surrounding the vast information made available by the intelligence community.
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It begins slow, with dreamlike fluttering, McKenna's voice popping in and out, explaining what a DMT experience entails in echoing, drifting cadence.
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He also speaks in a similar pitch and cadence as Barack Obama and has a similar lanky, slightly goofy handsomeness to him.
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It's a call to arms—an incendiary hymn dipped in sea shanty cadence and wrapped in a swooping nu-metal guitar tone.
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Again and again, I heard their itinerary repeated in an almost metronomic cadence, each country a link in a daunting, dangerous chain.
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Using filler words gives you the chance to pause, reflect and deliver answers with a normal cadence and inflection to your voice.
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And so building the product strategy around that kind of thinking, and building the collection and drop cadence around that, as well.
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State Bank Financial – State Bank agreed to be bought by fellow regional bank Cadence Bancorp in a $1.4 billion all-stock deal.
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Do you focus on the general sense, the literal translation of words, the sound, the timbre, the cadence of the original sentences?
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State Bank Financial (STBZ) agreed to be bought by fellow regional bank Cadence Bancorp (CADE) in a $1.4 billion all-stock deal.
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Yamaha's custom motor and zero cadence trigger was powerful enough to let me start up in the middle of very steep hills.
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The elder Ataucusi was a natural orator with a catchy cadence, who founded Frepap in 1989 and ran unsuccessfully for president thrice.
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Or maybe you don't sound right; Cohoon has trained dozens of people, and sometimes they simply can't get the pitch and cadence.
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If, for example, you want pace, cadence, and speed information, it's highly unlikely any of that will come from your phone's microphone.
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It is only now, more than four years after Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared his caliphate, that the cadence has finally slowed.
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TYSHAWN SOREY TRIO "Verisimilitude" (Pi Recordings, 2017) Mr. Sorey's latest and best album is bereft of almost anything resembling a steady cadence.
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The treadmill's speed remained unchanged, but the researchers sped up or slowed the metronome's cadence by first 8 and then 16 percent.
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No matter how unpredictable the news gets—here, the Trump effect is undeniable—we can metabolize it via The Discourse's familiar cadence.
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These metrics are then used to analyze a runner's cadence, step length, balance, footstrike, and pronation to create their unique running profile.
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But, on the whole, the cadence of good deals beyond just Black Friday has picked up from what it used to be.
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I like a weekly cadence to this process and I like it to happen with the key senior leaders in the room.
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And through system firmware updates, Sony added new features and playback capabilities at a much faster cadence than companies with standalone players.
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Sacks' distinct boyish, English cadence was such a delight that one night, a friend said his performances should be captured on video.
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Each specific area and weapon in "Cadence of Hyrule" has its own rhythm and players are rewarded for playing to the beat.
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And I love the Parisa earrings, which are part of the Cadence collection, inspired by the formation of corals and underwater plants.
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President Trump, never a strong reader off the prompter, read through sections at a slow cadence, then slam-cut through jarring segues.
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"It's always something, man," the singer says over the phone in that casual Venice, California cadence, drawing inspiration from his old lyrics.
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But as far as core gameplay goes, Cadence of Hyrule is still a roguelike with procedurally generated dungeon design and a randomized overworld.
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Before quick-cadence satellite imagery, often no one but the fellers were there to hear or see a tree fall in the forest.
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"He was about to discover the largest group of people who followed the same beat -- his same cadence," she said of the NYPD.
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At the start of Cadence of Hyrule, I was having a hard time wrapping my head around the entire gist of the game.
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"It's the best gift that God can give to anyone so I'm very blessed," he said of the family's then-new addition Cadence.
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Still, as the long-running series continues to move toward increasingly realistic experiences, Cadence should be a welcome shot of retro Zelda charm.
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Torque sensors regulate the motor based on how hard you're pushing the pedals, while cadence sensors work off of how fast you pedal.
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FileMaker, the wholly owned Apple subsidiary, today launched version 17 of its low-code development platform, following the company's standard annual release cadence.
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And when he reaches the climax, he delivers the punchline with particular showmanship, deepening his voice and switching to a sharp, declarative cadence.
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There are 16 missions Rocket Lab wants to do next year, and the ultimate goal is to get a bi-weekly launch cadence.
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If you haven't listened to one of your podcasts, and you're listening to this, you should, because it has a very specific cadence.
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Some of the PowerWatch 2's other useful features include GPS tracking, heart rate monitoring, a compass function, pace, and even cadence tracking.
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So our focus and intensity on process technology now is to ramp 10 and get to 7 back in a two year cadence.
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Cadence Design – The maker of electronic design software reported adjusted quarterly profit of 52 cents per share, 5 cents a share above estimates.
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Because like so many of these comedies, especially those on streaming platforms, Russian Doll deploys them in the cliffhanging cadence of genre fare.
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But if Google's schedule continues as it's been going, this might well become a normal and familiar cadence to the Android smartphone market.
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Using a Bluetooth cadence sensor to track how fast he's cycling, Puzey is making the virtual trip from Land's End to John O'Groats.
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"As you can imagine the human voice is complex and there are so many variations of volume, cadence, accent, and frequency," he wrote.
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She did say, though, that the team is looking at what all of this means for the overall release cadence of SQL Server.
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"By Chance" pairs vampirish keys with a trap beat, which lets Swae and Jxmmi trade their manic flows for a blasé conversational cadence.
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Reading from a script, even his own, seemed like a chore for him, and I found his cadence awkward and difficult to follow.
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On Thursday, the company will perform Amy Miller's "Cadence" and share the evening with ensembles from Cumbe: Center for African and Diaspora Dance.
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You'll understand your stride length, you'll understand your cadence, you'll understand how long you've run, you'll understand if you're getting faster, getting better.
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That can leave even highly educated individuals with little information about financial planning, said Cindy Conway, benefits group director at Cadence Design Systems.
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To the uninitiated, these are not always clear; but the movie's insistence on the healing power of cadence and beat needs no explanation.
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Looking ahead, LeCates tells me the team is switching up its release cadence to keep up with the quickly changing platforms it targets.
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That's how this audio not only sounds like Peterson's voice, but matches his cadence of his speech, as in his real speaking style.
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Kamburoff spazzes into the mic with garbled hardcore cadence, boasting the cult leader charisma to tilt the small crowd into a teeming riot.
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Macy's has set a "powerful marketing calendar that addresses the cadence of a shorter holiday season," CEO Jeff Gennette told analysts on Thursday.
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" In the show's world, truth is as fragmentary as the actors' line deliveries, the cadence of which now rings out as decidedly "presidential.
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Throughout the class, the instructor gives you a range of numbers by which you can increase or decrease both your resistance and cadence.
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Some of the instructors set wide ranges of cadence and resistance, so there's enough room to modify depending on your level of comfort.
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The cadence, flow and power of language that transformed Ms. Berry as a girl in poetry's thrall guided her into her 10th decade.
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Yesterday, CNBC reported notes from Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman and NYSE President Stacey Cunningham, each speaking about their expected IPO cadence in 2020.
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Focusing on cadence and an accent that would suggest "smart, humble, helpful," the team tested voices that a diverse population would respond to.
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A privileged teenager named Cadence, who spends summers on an island owned by generations of her mother's family, narrates an addictively enigmatic story.
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Her world-weary cadence and the guitar are what sucked me in and made me listen to this song over and over, however.
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However, I've had a lot of success reaching my goals, and those successes weren't because I followed some rigorous agenda or benchmarking cadence.
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Microsoft won't be releasing a "Windows 215," but instead updating Windows 234.99 on whatever cadence it can decide on from year to year.
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"I have come here to let something go," she announces early in "Animal Wisdom," which is directed with rolling cadence by Mark Rosenblatt.
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Every minute, the crowd would count with the timer in a "3, 2, 1, ENNHHHHHHH" cadence which mimicked the Royal Rumble match buzzer.
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State Bank shareholders will receive 1.271 shares of Cadence class A common stock for every share held, up from 1.160 in the previous offer.
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Since May, shares of Cadence and State Bank have both fallen about 40 percent, in line with the decline in the broader financial sector.
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This is probably because I never played Crypt of the Necrodancer, but after playing Cadence of Hyrule, I'm determined to give it a shot.
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In its most basic form, smart scheduling simply means creating a service that is aligned with the cadence of the customer need it's addressing.
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The cadence of the scripts, which are written in meter, slows down the spinning narratives, as they delve into gender iniquity and sexual taboos.
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Workout also got some new methods of measuring and displaying what you're doing, like showing you previous mile time and your cadence for runs.
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They are lulled more by the rhythm of his patter, the smartest-guy-in-the-dive-bar cadence, as much the words he uses.
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Cadence refers to the pace at which a company releases product, which Tamberrino said has lagged to six years in North America and China.
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That service costs $1003 a month and includes "free games on a regular cadence," and it's the only way to access Stadia upon launch.
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REPORTS RESULTS FOR FISCAL 2017, PROVIDES Q1 BUSINESS UPDATE, AND NEARS RETURN TO A STANDARD REPORTING CADENCE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The researchers plan to further improve the AI's success rate by taking into account the unique cadence and characteristics of a person's actual voice.
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What's more important, though, is that every new generation of these chips, which will arrive at an annual cadence, will be 30 percent faster.
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"We are planning a 1.1 in five months and then we will move to a six month cadence," Kimball told me in an interview.
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Mostly, it seems like a good sign that Twitter is finally increasing its cadence in addressing what has become one of its biggest problems.
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" He explores "like a cat in a new house," while he notes the power in the King's walk, "And the cadence, such unflustered steps.
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Beaty said Kansas center Joe Gibson thought he heard Willis call for the snap, but it was actually a Baylor player mimicking the cadence.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell on Monday: Cadence Design Systems stock surged more than 11 percent in after-hours trading.
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"These changes will not last if we are not strong and we are not vigilant," he said, his voice stretching into a campaign cadence.
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She carries her 20183-foot-22018, 240-pound frame with an effortless cadence alongside her three male training partners during their 22020-mile run.
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Cadence and State Bank shareholders will collectively own about 65 percent and 35 percent of the combined company, respectively, after the deal is closed.
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Those standards haven't changed, but Fils-Aime says the company has taken steps to ensure it has a regular cadence of titles coming out.
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It's essentially artful distraction; mimicking the cadence of your most boring high school teacher—only now, you're encouraged to fall asleep during the lecture.
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While Will is responsible for singing, his brother Sam writes the lyrics, allowing a balance of cadence and poetry to emerge above the din.
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Brigitte Bardot wrote a letter — in English, but with an unmistakably French cadence — beseeching the environment minister to stop what she called animal genocide.
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The crew cut, the stilted cadence, and the briefcase all speak to a deeper mystery that fans have spent more than a decade untangling.
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To accuse Rapsody of valuing social commentary above music would be unfair when her lyrics and cadence are products of the same joyful sensibility.
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"You uncover a lot of gremlins when you start flying in a true operational cadence," said Kevin Noertker, Ampaire's co-founder and chief executive.
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Why it matters: The soldiers, jogging in formation, carrying brooms and singing in cadence, were a rare sight on the streets of the city.
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The ongoing cadence of countless black lives snatched away (still daily) by others who live in the same communities is still a significant issue.
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Stride length and cadence are intimately connected, and experts and runners have wondered whether altering these variables might make someone a better, faster runner.
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Sleep With Me The tried-and-true method, host Drew Ackerman tells nonsense stories with a droning cadence tailored to bore you into unconsciousness.
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Teams typically have a microphone in the shoulder pads of the center or guards, allowing for audio of the quarterback's cadence on a broadcast.
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One of Baranowsky's more recent projects, Cadence of Hyrule, combines some of these key VGM principles with a beloved pastime of VGM fans: remixes.
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"By moving forward with [the fourth Ford-class carrier] we're basically moving forward the cadence on Ford-class aircraft carrier construction," the staffer said.
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That's because Siri's voice was really just a bunch of spliced audio clips, so sometimes the cadence of a word didn't quite fit a sentence.
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The next biggest companies are Synopsys and Cadence, but both are American and so are likely to be off limits for the Huawei unit, too.
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Fenty said "the cadence should roughly be a few events per quarter to start," and that there will be shows across the service's 13 markets.
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Premature twins Jaxson and Cadence Moore are celebrating their first birthday on Friday – and their mother, Jourdan, says it's "an absolute miracle" that they're alive.
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The Ludaversal rapper and his wife, Eudoxie Mbouguiengue, are already parents to 2½-year-old daughter Cadence Gaëlle, whom the couple welcomed in May 2015.
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On-prem customers will have to wait to see these changes, as it tends to be on a much slower update cadence than the cloud.
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He has helped build and foster the growth of numerous major global companies, including, among others, America Online, Office Depot, Cadence Systems, Cellular Communications, Inc.
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In his mid-40s but still rocking long, tight dreads, his even-keeled cadence comes off as warm and charismatic, but just a tad distant.
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While the updates are nice to see, it also highlights Apple's frustratingly slow cadence when it comes to offering the latest chips in its Macs.
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Berniece is the memory and the moral center of the tale, and Ms. Hyman carries that weight with quiet dignity and a rough poetic cadence.
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Stoner metal is slower than other metal subgenres, and the steady, bludgeoning cadence of ''Dopesmoker'' really does sound like pilgrims trudging through an unforgiving landscape.
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Some people find that checking in on your body and form can help your body find a natural cadence, rather than feeling forced, Puddicombe says.
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Barnett's singsong voice lifts the gloomy Vile out of the darkness; Vile's slower cadence tempers Barnett's instinct to cram too many syllables into one verse.
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There's no yearly cadence of a tech executive getting onstage at a keynote event and introducing an amazing technology that you can subscribe to tomorrow.
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According to former Obama space policy advisor and SpaceX official Phil Larson, SpaceX has designed all of their hardware with rapid launch cadence in mind.
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"We continue to see strength as expected and we're going to take advantage of that with our great products and our launch cadence," Stevens said.
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Are also underwriters to ipo * Cadence bancorporation - proposed ipo price is an estimate solely for purpose of calculating sec registration fee Source text for Eikon:
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Directors set out to re-create every scene as faithfully as possible, with meticulous attention aimed at blocking, cadence, camera angles, and even the soundtrack.
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Even when paired up on Long Live Mexico's squirmy banger "Million Dollar Mansion," he finds his own cadence while accumulating his own distinct reference points.
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It's more or less to figure out the cadence and melodies and how I'm going to fit my voice into the music as an instrument.
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We dig into Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer Ft. The Legend of Zelda, SteamWorld Quest, Slay the Spire, BattleTech: Urban Warfare and more!
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Legacy Cadence and State Bank shareholders will collectively own about 65 percent and 35 percent of the combined company, respectively, after the deal is closed.
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Stevens attributed the performance to the strength of the company's product launch cadence, the strength of its truck line, and GM's "intense focus" on costs.
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Using a secondary movement sensor (seen in the image above), the Hexoskin system counts steps and measures activity intensity, peak acceleration, cadence and sleep positions.
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At the same time, their hypnotic cadence sounds uncannily like some of the novel's more banal descriptions of life as a zombie under late capitalism.
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Cardi adopted the measured but forceful vocal style and cadence of "Bodak Yellow" from "No Flockin," a hit by the troubled Florida rapper Kodak Black.
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" At one party, Mr. Williams said, Cowboy started teasing a friend who had enlisted in the military, mocking the march cadence, "hip, hop, hip, hop.
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So he can play with a smoother cadence, and more often than not, he is a lot more consistent as a direct result of that.
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I also think I have a very unique way of walking through the world, a unique cadence, in terms of the way I carry myself.
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"They took the time to really understand the cadence of the decision-making around their customer and how to get to that customer," Ferreira said.
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The script could use more consistency and cadence in its fantasy sequences to achieve the fugue-like effect I presume Ms. Anyanwu is aspiring to.
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But the backbone of his stand-up was always his distinctive attitude — the gently sarcastic, benignly neurotic skepticism that merges Jewish cadence with WASP restraint.
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Gales of wind pushed rain over the crowd and I took off at the crack of the gun, my legs remembering a hard-earned cadence.
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I think I was about 30 when I started playing guitar, and I realized I was more in charge of my phrasing and my cadence.
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Yet he speaks these words with much the same cadence as he uses to describe a low-level stakeout of Russian thugs in Brighton Beach.
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"Pro wrestling was really the thing that took me out of the darkness," Mr. Dunn said in the raspy, rapid cadence of a carnival barker.
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The new motto, "Most Watched, Most Trusted," mimics the firm cadence of the previous slogans, but does not have their Ailes-tinged tone of defiance.
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Elizabeth Marvel as Marc Antony brings down the house with the funeral oration, spicing its pentameter cadence with the gumbo drawl of a southern senator.
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Cadence Design Systems shares jumped more than 4% after the design software company topped expectations for both its third-quarter earnings and fourth-quarter outlook.
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Cadence expects adjusted earnings between 52 cents and 54 cents per share, compared to the 903 cents analysts expected for next quarter, according to Refinitiv.
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The singing is spectral, the cadence is practically spoken, and, as a bonus, the beat is ghost-EDM, with thumps that flicker on and off.
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The story recaps summers that young Cadence Sinclair spent with her cousins and her family's enigmatic charge Gatwick Patel on an island near Martha's Vineyard.
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"Finding a cadence that feels natural as opposed to aggressive and a little overbearing is something that each person needs to figure out," admits Rubinstein.
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When Keith Block joined Salesforce from Oracle in 22020, the CRM giant was already a successful SaaS vendor on a billion-dollar quarterly revenue cadence.
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And so I still cook Sunday dinners, albeit on whatever night of the week I can manage, serving family and friends at a regular cadence.
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It was delivered in a cadence that is steeped in an African-American religious oratorical tradition that broader America first heard in Dr. King's speeches.
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The infamous couple's rendition starts slow with a sultry soul cadence before kicking into high gear with a rough, hard-hitting gospel and rock vibe.
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Iyer, who has a gift for capturing the cadence of the young, charts the overlap between the philosophers he reveres and the juveniles he teaches.
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Microsoft worked with Cadence and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. on the original special processor for the HoloLens, which worked with a standard onboard Intel chip.
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It turns out that New Order's Blue Monday (used to such great effect in the trailer) has, at 130 BPM, a really good cycling cadence.
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I also appreciated that they tell you exactly where your cadence should be, so there&aposs no guesswork as to whether you&aposre pacing properly.
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"As long as there is no political will in the particular case, it is useless," she said, drawing out the word in her silky cadence.
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Gilford, who at 29 is already an acclaimed fashion photographer, packs an awful lot into his 10-minute short, which was produced by Cadence Films.
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Music and gaming will be the subject of one of the talks at North by Northeast's Future Land conference in Toronto on June 15, where Cadence Weapon will discuss his involvement with Loud on Planet X. In the runup to his talk at NXNE, I spoke with Cadence Weapon, AKA Rollie Pemberton, who's living in Toronto these days after moving here from Montreal (by way of Edmonton).
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Loomer was removed from the room as Republican Representative Billy Long used the droning cadence of his former career as an auctioneer to drown her out.
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The whole verse hinges on a three-syllable rhyme that is as much about the cadence of emphasizing the first and third syllables as anything else.
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It's a small change, but one that makes using voice commands slightly more natural than the "say wake up word and wait" cadence we're used to.
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In his first full-length collection, he uses spirited language and hypnotic cadence to question masculinity and femininity, to inspect violence and family, memory and romance.
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"Every market has its own cadence to the marketing of a property," said Dana Rice, a real estate agent with Compass in the Washington, D.C., area.
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For whatever reason, Apple only updates its apps on a yearly (or, lately, even bi-annual) cadence, whereas Google updates its Android apps throughout the year.
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Jason was "a great person," who was fun to be around and enjoyed video games, said his friend and classmate Cadence Chalmers, reports the Daily Herald.
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That's why Google's latest prototype AI translator doesn't just translate the words coming out of your mouth, but also the tone and cadence of your voice.
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But, really, what I wanted to delve into is making sure things like the cadence of how he spoke was correct, that the detoxing was accurate.
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The shoes track standard things like distance, along with more complex stats like stride length and cadence, so you can attempt to correct them over time.
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The wreck in Chappaquiddick and the questions surrounding it are also the subject of Cover-Up, PEOPLE's first podcast series with Cadence 13, released last year.
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While bellowing to the hall, his cadence, hand movements, vocal pitch, and demeanor seemed an awful lot like notably inspiring speaker and former president Barack Obama.
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MORE assumed office without any foreign affairs or national security experience, although he excelled in the use of a teleprompter and the cadence of speech delivery.
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He speaks with a wry, over-the-top cadence, like he's spent a life running circles around people and is desperate for someone on his level.
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It's not making fun of Beyoncé and Lemonade, but it borrows its tropes and cadence in a recognizable enough way to make the mere allusion hilarious.
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It delves into the depths of pop culture, and its dialogue sounds like the slapdash, cognizant cadence known as Whedon-speak, but juiced up on testosterone.
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It whirrs and clicks for a minute before the beat arrives, and then some broken chords, which are precisely layered to create an ever-changing cadence.
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Other buyers recommend buying cadence and speed sensors for the bike so the trainer can be used with various apps —essentially smartening up a dumb trainer.
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A sensor in the form of a removable chip is embedded in the insole of the shoe to track your speed, distance, stride length, and cadence.
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For many people, Ms Dynamite begins and ends with a sound bite of her own name stretched to five syllables in a loop-de-loop cadence.
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"We expect the focus for the conference call will be on the cadence of earnings in the remainder of the year," Bernstein analyst Jamie Merriman said.
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Over the years, Rollie Pemberton has built a career both writing about music for outlets like Pitchfork and making music under his rapper alias, Cadence Weapon.
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From there, I refined the long "A" answers to have the "short-short-short long" cadence of the two above: CHINESE BUFFET, SO NOT OKAY, etc.
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The vamp is insistently jaunty, the rhymes are delivered with a jokey cadence and there are melodic interludes, but the recurring subject is serious: gun violence.
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The cadence comes from the dialect of the shtetl and the Pale of Settlement, where Jews developed an especially expressive language to describe especially terrible circumstances.
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The cadence has slowed somewhat in 2020, though not by much — the brand is still mentioned an average of every 37 seconds, according to the spokesperson.
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Capped by a truly lovely final shot, "The Yellow Birds" (the title comes from a particularly cruel Army cadence) is about unseen wounds and wasted lives.
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True baby talk, which a new study shows can boost infant brain and speech development, is actually proper adult speech, just delivered in a different cadence.
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Faced with these challenges, many general counsels first turn to a "goal cadence" — a set of time-bound, objectively measurable goals against which to report progress.
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And in order to escape the hell of having to write scenarios at a set cadence, I may end up having to burn down the servers.
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Each insole features 32 embedded sensors capable of capturing a wide range of running data such as stride length, pronation, cadence, and foot strike, among others.
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In the Apple design and development cadence, this is the more resounding "tock" after the quieter "tick" design updates found in the "s" series of iPhones.
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" (This sounds terrifying.) Limp added, "If she's reading the news, she has a newscaster voice that sounds like the cadence of how you read the news.
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And that was very different for a company that had introduced one new product over the past two years before that, so really changed the cadence.
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The cadence sensor cannot sit flush against the bracket, so the magnetic disc on the crank wobbles a little, causing inconsistent signals at certain pedal frequencies.
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SpaceX appears to be back on its feet, launching and landing again, but the company should pick up its launch cadence in the months to come.
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The result, Mr. Handler said, comes closer to approximating the cadence of serialized melodramas like "The Perils of Pauline," to which his series owes a debt.
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"Hal has made significant contributions to the business over the past two years, including improving the Macy's operational cadence," CEO Jeff Gennette said in a statement.
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FOX: If I have any facility as a writer at all, I hope that it lies in control over tone and color and cadence and pacing.
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"It's a tricky thing to have to hear that feedback," she said in her real cadence, a slight Southern twang that hints at her Louisiana upbringing.
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The director of Ghost in the Shell, the new live-action sci-fi action film based on the 1995 anime cyberpunk classic, has a methodical cadence.
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The game also lets you choose between playing as Link or Zelda (and occasionally brings in NecroDancer protagonist Cadence), with each character having unique approaches to combat.
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With Machine Learning, Apple says Siri is now entirely generated by software and has more natural cadence and better emphasis, especially in longer or more complex sentences.
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It's loaded with high-tech touches, including a 2.2-inch touchscreen that monitors things like heart rate, distance, the slope you're riding on, cadence and calories burned.
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"The highs are higher and the lows are lower," said Frank Conforti, CFO at Urban Outfitters, speaking to the exaggerated cadence of consumer spending throughout the season.
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"It was just going to be a quick photo op and we decided we didn't want to interrupt the cadence meeting," White House spokeswoman Stephane Grisham said.
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"We don't have to be scared of losing our seat to a Republican," Ocasio-Cortez said, using the easy, careful cadence of a teacher explaining something important.
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Then again, 600 million active users is nothing to sneeze at: The other promising sign is the improved cadence of phones launching beta versions of Android 10.
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More than just being tech-friendly, McLaren's approach and cadence of iterating on its designs is closer to tech companies overhauling products on an almost annual basis.
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The 19-year-old beauty mogul took a break from her philanthropic work in Peru to post new photos of herself from Flaunt magazine's new Cadence Issue.
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The exact cadence of the buybacks will depend on various market conditions, and will likely occur gradually until the repurchase program's expiration date in April of 2021.
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I've found that using commas is a delicate balance between making a sentence clearly understood and trying not to sound like William, Shatner, and his infamous, cadence.
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There is an argument to be made for whether a platform that was built for real-time information is capable of handling a difference kind of cadence.
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The company placed customer payloads in orbit for the first time in January this year and plans to reach monthly launch cadence by the end of 2018.
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Impersonating Spears's voice, cadence and style is a tricky feat, but celebrities such as Ariana Grande, Nicole Scherzinger and more have pulled it off with surprising accuracy.
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It measures how much your body sways when you run, the cadence and length of your stride, and how much time your feet spend on the ground.
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The company also says that it plans to launch more mods in 2017 than it did in 2016, with a cadence of four new mods per quarter.
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Additionally, new run-tracking features helps you keep better track of stats from your runs, including the ability to track your step cadence and rolling mile pace.
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From the creators of Crypt of the Necrodancer, Cadence of Hyrule puts music centerstage with rhythm-based movement and combat that drives the entirety of the game.
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It could be a result of over-familiarity with Jony Ive videos, which follow a familiar cadence but are so unchanging they almost slip into self-parody.
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Southeastern University, a private Christian college in Lakeland, Florida, announced Monday that it's offering Payne, her husband and her two children, Duncan and Cadence, full tuition scholarships.
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Weisz's face is very slightly asymmetrical, and she can control the cadence of her voice in a way that introduces the character of Rachel as instantly magnetic.
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There's an innocence on display in creator James Kochalka's illustrations, but it's tempered by a voice that's perfectly plugged in to the cadence of modern chit chat.
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Triplets, especially those delivered in a sort of cascading cadence over an entire verse, are now so popular that nearly every mainstream rap artist has used them.
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"Cadence of Hyrule" (Brace Yourself Games/Nintendo)"Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)"Devil May Cry 5" (Capcom)"Kingdom Hearts III" (Square Enix)"Sayonara Wild Hearts" (Simogo/Annapurna)
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When asked to explain the delays that prompted Cadence to go on hunger strike, Hirst stressed that creating and implementing the new housing policy would take time.
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Dafoe's conviction to sneering and screeching like an actual demon creates a unique cadence that burns into the memory like few villains have since Mark Hamill's Joker.
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The man's cadence and energy remind Gary Fougni, a retired 63-year-old in attendance, of another candidate with a diverse background and midwestern roots: Barack Obama.
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"Mom told me all the time that it's my fault she's using," said Cadence Nance, 12, a sixth grader whose mother gave her permission to be interviewed.
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Unlike in a crisis of imminent physical danger, like a natural disaster or war zone, staying updated on a five-minute cadence simply isn't necessary, he says.
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All four band members take impressive solo turns — culminating in a splashy display from Mr. Hutchinson, who never loses touch with the guiding cadence of the melody.
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Engaging his other senses for things like the feel of the ball and the cadence of Schmidt's voice, Olson was able to build muscle memory through repetition.
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Mostly we want accurate power numbers, heart rate, cadence, times, lap data, and speed all on a crisp, easy-to-read color touchscreen, and it's delivered consistently.
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"This contract also continues the two per year construction cadence essential to sustaining production efficiencies, while ensuring our national security and the Navy&aposs continued undersea superiority."
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I'm often impressed by decisions I made as a younger man, and wonder how I knew how to do that, that that chord follows that particular cadence.
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"For their illicit production purposes, they're not going to be able to keep up the normal cadence of production," said Tom Derry, chief executive of the ISM.
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Cadence Design Systems (CDNS) beat estimates by eight cents with quarterly profit of 49 cents per share, while the software and engineering company's revenue also beat analyst projections.
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A new voice search app called Hound promises to fix one of the biggest annoyances of using voice search: having to speak with the cadence of a robot.
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And the audio recording reveals more than just a remarkable likeness to Trump's own voice, but also in the spokesman's cadence, word choice and the billionaire's trademark bravado.
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But perhaps, in a world where sticking with a phone for the full two years of your contract is becoming increasingly rare, "China speed" is the right cadence.
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"You're going to see a regular cadence of updates and changes," he said, speaking on the sidelines of a conference that Facebook is hosting about virtual reality technology.
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Mr. Mabey was drawn to Mr. White, the highly observant 18th-century curate, a writer who showed that birds' lives have a complexity and cadence of their own.
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The software was assumed by Cadence Design Systems as part of a takeover in 1999, but continues to see strong demand in the area of electronic design automation.
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"Hi, I'm calling to book a women's haircut for a client," the AI, a "woman" with natural-sounding human cadence, said to a human receptionist in the demo.
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Stocks such as Cadence Design Systems, Global Payments and American Tower are surging this year and leading the S&P 500, but generate little chatter on the Street.
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The cadence was uniform -- a series of tweets shouted at the top of his voice as if trying to be heard over the whirring blades of his helicopter.
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We've successfully increased our shipping cadence on our core service and have asked some of our top leaders to take on key roles in the other priority areas.
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Something about Oliver's features, or his haircut, or his very specific cadence might remind you of someone you're used to thirsting over every summer for the last decade.
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In the world of headphones, popular models can go years without being updated, but in the world of Apple, fast and regular iteration is the more expected cadence.
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The programming strategy is to leverage The Athletic's 300+ sports reporters around the country and in Canada to create local and national podcasts, varying in topics and cadence.
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Robinson said the rate is "supposed to set a cadence of expectation" and that the goal is to have someone processing an order every 10 to 20 seconds.
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Under Armour provides all of its insights after-the-fact, and it'd be nice to be told while I'm running if I should adjust my stride or cadence.
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"It takes no extra effort or little effort, so leaving people subject to an outdated rhythm payment or cadence, there&aposs no real logic to it," says Schneider.
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When respected people speak with an artful cadence, a charming candor, or with a prescient succinctness, we don't notice any more than we notice the sky being blue.
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Which is why one of the newest ideas in the emerging field of circadian medicine is to create drugs that actually amplify the cadence of our internal timers.
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His speaking voice also has a numbingly consistent and contrived cadence that makes one suspect that he has studied, in vain, one too many tapes of JFK's delivery.
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"Am I understanding this correctly that you are saying these product names in the tune/cadence of literally the 'Eleanor Rigby' part of 'Eleanor Rigby'?" the user asked.
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While writing about that experience, A Boogie began experimenting with how to best manipulate his voice, landing on a creaky, sweet, melodic style delivered with a bruiser's cadence.
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In a bizarre sing-song cadence, Trump acknowledges that his national emergency will face legal challenges, but expresses hope that SCOTUS will eventually rule in his favor. pic.twitter.
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With a cadence of getting funding every year for the last three years, Pace says this round may mark the end of that fundraising cycle for a time.
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That piano, beat and "woah oh oh oh" refrain was unlike anything I'd ever heard before; not to mention Skinner's cadence or delivery and, most importantly, familiar accent.
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Just ask Amazon's Alexa or Google Home — the cadence, the friendly formality, the pleasant intelligence and sense of calm control in their voices evoke Mr. Rain's unforgettable performance.
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The capacity crowd of 231,212 raised its cadence even higher when Cizikas put the Islanders ahead with a goal at 2000 minutes 241 seconds of the third period.
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All purely decorative, the bronze curtain-wall of I-Beams, mullions, and spandrels accentuate the building's handsome bone structure, and produce a provocative cadence of umbra and penumbra.
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As the rappers turn chaos into cadence, let's not forget who lays the foundation for the metamorphoses: Mr. Sullivan, whose voice becomes an inspirational symphony of percussive noises.
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He seemed to take on some of the cadence and tone of former President Barack Obama, pitching up his voice to stress the urgency of challenges facing democracy.
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Because he conveys some of that gracelessness in the cadence of his voice, clumsily taking the angles of words like "technique-less," his gawky phrasing is more pronounced.
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They also ensured that their timeline, pipeline, and Snowdrop engine allowed for a similar editing cadence to the one Matt and Trey Parker have established for the show.
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Listen: Right Said Fred's mash-up of "I'm Too Sexy" with Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" reveals why she credited the band for a cadence.
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When that cadence happens in a song that's written in a minor key, like "Toss a Coin to Your Witcher," the effect is one of incredibly dramatic suspense.
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Read the words and you can hear Obama's voice — his cadence, his tenor — and, for just a fleeting moment, allow yourself to feel a little bit of hope.
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Technology companies account for half of the 10 top performing S&P 500 stocks during the same time period, including Arista Networks Inc and Cadence Design Systems Inc .
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Bringing NASA to a six- to eight-year cadence creates a broad political incentive for all members of Congress and the administration to make space exploration goals happen.
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" Other passages manifest hip-hop cadence: "I was made invasive species beast of no nation … a pitted bubblesong of zebra bones spread against an empire of skinned accusation.
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However tiresome her bubbly cadence, the details of her life do sound like fun: dancing in the club, drinking with friends, and eventually going home with her crush.
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In contrast, when he speaks, Sawyers — who arguably resembles the president less than Sumpter looks like Michelle — uses as much of Barack Obama's now-familiar cadence as possible.
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Having seen the first three episodes, I can confirm that the so-called "new but not really" Will & Grace maintains the same cadence as the show's original iteration.
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Ignito: Gaia (Mnet) I'm skeptical of foreign language rap — each language's cadence clicks with a different set of rhythms, and not always those specified by received Anglophone convention.
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Cassandra is under no illusions about the hollowness of army rhetoric, which trains soldiers to "liberate" the Iraqi people by "jogging in cadence to cute little ditties about slaughter".
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It's a staccato crackle of gunfire at a rhythm that almost resembles the cadence of a helicopter's blades, far faster than a human being could repeatedly pull a trigger.
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As Saturday Night Live's master of impressions, McKinnon is the perfect choice for Holmes, whose deep voice and unique cadence has been mimicked by countless people on the internet.
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Booker himself adopted a preacher's cadence while flanked by Sharpton, and covered a range of topics, putting a social justice lens on issues from climate change to the economy.
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But, speeding up the launch cadence would make sense if LG wants to keep up with Samsung, which has promised a 5G device in the first half of 2019.
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Today it announced that its Glow compiler for machine learning hardware acceleration has signed up the top silicon manufacturers, like Cadence, Esperanto, Intel, Marvell, and Qualcomm, to support Glow.
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When she starts a new podcast, she begins at normal speed "to get a sense of the cadence, and then I increase it as necessary," maxing out at 2.5x.
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Cecil Beaton, in the Telegraph, described her "singsong cadence that develops into a flat drawl ending in a child-like query": he thought it had "the quality of heartbreak".
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The calling technology, called Duplex, is explained in a longer Google blog post that describes how the team is thinking about latency in responses and the Assistant's natural cadence.
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The cadence for Falcon Heavy flights depends on two things, Musk said: the rate at which the company can produce the center section of the rocket, and customer demand.
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The CFO marked some of the company's main growth drivers as its sequential product launch, which he called its "launch cadence," and a fundamental restructuring of GM's crossover portfolio.
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That integration also enables users to see a map of the virtual path they've ridden, along with their incline stats and other performance information, like heart rate and cadence.
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Then you get the SEO lift and you have specific stories and you have a cadence coming out all day long, as opposed to Walt publishing twice a week.
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And ideally, washing the face morning and night is the proper cadence — cleansing after you wake up helps remove the oil and bacteria that build up throughout the night.
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My mother would never complete her education but the dream King spoke about in the rhythmic cadence of the Baptist preacher he was lit a spark in my mother.
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On a long run, pick something that has a BPM higher and closer to your cadence—not the super hardcore punk music that's fun to listen while you're cycling.
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The cadence of playing video game becomes more like playing sports: you can do it for hours, but eventually you're going to wear yourself out and hit a wall.
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We know that's not a holiday month, there's a calendar shift in there, but in general, are you seeing any cadence change in the likes of traffic or sales?
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He just taped a Bluetooth cadence monitor to his bike to measure its RPM, and sends this data to the Gear VR as instructions to advance through his route.
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His posture straightens, his low-energy voice grows raspier and more strident, his Rs harden and his vowels sharpen into the distinctive vocal cadence of the actor Christian Slater.
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It concludes on Saturday at Brooklyn Bridge Park, where the troupe performs Amy Miller's "Cadence," a rambunctious exploration of rhythm created with the percussionists Stahv Danker and Andreas Brade.
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Adamn's voice is deep and gravelly, giving weight to his own Ja Rule comparison, and he has a bit of the abrupt, direct cadence of fellow Chicagoan Chief Keef.
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Henshaw's vocal cadence recalls that of a preacher before he bursts into the chorus hook: "wake up and get yourself to church yeahhh"—not unlike a human alarm clock.
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There was safety in the closed off bathroom stall, safety in the ritual, in the cadence switch that happens to the conversation after doing a bump and a drip.
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Your pedal speed (cadence) meshes with your resistance (adjusted by a knob at arm's reach) to make output, which is your power at any given moment measured in watts.
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At one point, in the middle of an excruciating conversation, just before a deadly pause, she sighs two words—"I see"—turning them into a sad song's final cadence.
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That cadence is perfect for finding and studying the exoplanets most likely to be habitable, said Sara Seager, an M.I.T. planet expert and a member of the TESS team.
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Negan has flashed his talents as a public orator time and again, whipping his followers into a bloodthirsty frenzy with speeches delivered in the dramatic, halting cadence of Mussolini.
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Her tone and cadence convey an intimacy between her and Lee, and as a result, her and the viewer, making the short documentary feel more like a video journal.
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"What I know for sure is that speaking your truth is the most powerful tool we all have," Ms. Winfrey said, as she settled into a preacher's rousing cadence.
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Wasl Tower's facade will have ceramic fins illuminated by pulsating lighting to make the building appear to "breathe" with the cadence of the city, according to the architecture firm.
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He sounds weirdest and most coltish on the simplest of his piano beats, as his cadence requires a certain level of minimalist abstraction; he needs space to jump around.
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She speaks with a cadence and accent that's hard to put your finger on, but let's just say it's the definition of, as Marianne would probably put it, groovy.
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The beat changes; Wayne matches by changing his meter and mirroring his cadence to the scaling up of the strings: The beat returns to the main four-bar loop.
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In his video announcement, Mr. Trebek used the same calm cadence he typically employs to host the nightly quiz show, and he added a joke to soften the blow.
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"Die in Supreme" is a groggily melodic ode to carrying your swag into the afterlife, and the quiet menace of the opening "Strong" is offset by Fiji's schoolyard cadence.
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On the heels of a Buzzfeed report that Trump's inauguration would focus on "soft sensuality" and "poetic cadence" rather than celebrity, Trump could be joined by a fellow reality star.
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While good in theory, the problem lies with the cadence of cyber risk certification — the regulations only require that they're checked once per year, which is far from what's needed.
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"(The results) should reset expectations and turn the conversation back to the product pipeline, quarterly cadence, and cash flow deployment," BMO Capital Markets analyst Joanne Wuensch wrote in a note.
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The company has been promising for a while now that it plans to dramatically increase its launch cadence, and it looks like that goal may finally be fulfilled this year.
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From Donald Trump to Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and even a little Obama, Aiello nails each person's cadence and wraps their personalities into a speech about the school.
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SpaceX has always had big ambitions of launching its Falcon 9 rockets as frequently as possible, and this year the company is hoping to reach its highest launch cadence yet.
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" With a keen ear for both physical sensation and cadence, Hargrave describes the shock of the sudden storm "sending Maren's teeth into her tongue and hot salt down her gullet.
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The comedian's signature yell-shout cadence, honed to such perfection in Difficult People and Billy on the Street, seemingly finds its apex in the body of a weird little meerkat.
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The way we move—our arm swing, cadence, step length—is all calibrated to minimize energy consumption, allowing the body to get the maximum mileage out of calories it consumes.
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Of medium height, with sturdy glasses and a precisely trimmed mustache, he speaks in a deliberate, thoughtful cadence that feels like a decades-long echo of my Presbyterian minister grandfather.
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In keeping with the tick-tock cadence of the mainstream, ultra-realistic Forza Motorsport titles and the more laid-back Forza Horizon series, Forza Horizon 4 is an arcade racer.
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You have to find this man's voice and you have to find that voice within you — the timber, the cadence and the rhythm and the way they construct a thought.
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Technology company Cadence, which employs more than 219,2000 people in 219 countries, prides itself on being a fun place to work, showcasing office party and travel photos on its website.
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So, in all of the shows that I've done, I've learned how to tell a story and how to connect with an audience and the cadence of a good show.
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Morgan, sandler o'neill + partners lp and keefe, bruyette & woods are among the underwriters to ipo * Cadence bancorporation - baird, raymond james, stephens inc, SunTrust Robinson humphrey and tudor, pickering, holt & co.
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While you can practically set your smartwatch to a new iPhone being released every fall, the update cadence of the company's high-end laptop lineup has been somewhat less predictable.
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It is the most memorable thing about that film, if only because you will essentially be forced to now say the film's title in the same cadence as the song.
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Probably his natural, unaltered rapping cadence would sound low and blubber-tongued anyway, and probably all that cough syrup has something to do with the rasp in his throat, too.
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"Messages from Hermes" has the cadence of putting one foot in front of the other; keep talking, keep working, keep trying to stay alive...just don't think about the alternative.
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" With the same cadence of a classic John Oliver takedown, Watson says the North Carolina bill won't matter to "transgender men who actually make the effort to look like women.
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Apple introduced such a model of the iPhone 5C two years ago, and now it's keeping to the same cadence of launching a new, lower-budget iPhone option in March.
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He attacks these samples with the same half-singing, half-mumbling cadence of rappers such as Playboi Carti or Lil Yachty, cloaked in the vocal tones of mall-rockers past.
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Unlike many R&B singers, who aspire to vocal dexterity and range, Mr. Tiller plays with rhythm and cadence, a clear suggestion that his true heroes are rappers, not singers.
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"They have a healthy respect of pushing each other that I think you need, but I'm confident that Aaron and I will quickly get into our own cadence," she said.
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Now, there are smart socks, such those by Sensoria, and shoe inserts, such as those by Digitsole, that can do the same but also track cadence and foot landing technique.
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What's even more impressive, though, is his ability to inject entire sentences into his cadence without anyone — other than those in on the joke — knowing exactly what he is saying.
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The Sensoria system promises to monitor my foot landing, contact time on the ground and cadence, and tracks other familiar parameters like heart rate, with a heart rate monitor (HRM).
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You can't fall into step with her, because the moment you do she shifts her cadence and takes off for another part of town, another time, another thing about Chicago.
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That work also involves Microsoft getting used to the cadence of delivering a Chromium browser, with daily builds for Canary, weekly for Developer, and now beta builds every six weeks.
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The New Republic also increased its cadence of climate stories from about two to three stories per week to at least one per day, according to executive editor Ryan Kearney.
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With a shaved head and a short mustache, Mr. Goodfriend looks much younger than his age, and he speaks with the enthusiasm and the cadence of an earnest law student.
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ZhorTech's newest insole, which debuted at CES in Las Vegas this month, will also measure cadence, speed, impact force, pronation and other metrics as the person walks to detect diseases.
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With nothing but the lonely cadence of a bass drum, they stood at attention in stoic silence and raised white-gloved hands as a black hearse quietly passed through town.
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The Baking Show has some lulling cadence of its own; with the limited theme music indicating moments of success, kindness, and suspense, you can track an episode from another room.
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Cover-Up, PEOPLE's first podcast series with Cadence 13, premieres Thursday, May 31, and airs each Thursday through July 19 on Apple Podcasts Spotify, Google Play, and wherever podcasts are available.
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These moments are narrated by Sachs or an assistant in perfect deadpan, with the cadence one might expect from an instructional video about how to count gears in a clock factory.
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The bleak cadence of last month's inauguration was still in the air when Donald Trump lobbed the first Molotov cocktail of policies and executive orders against the capital's brilliant-white porticos.
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But download the audio version of your favorite bestseller from this year or last and you'll likely find a single unaccompanied voice, maintaining a steady tone and cadence over many hours.
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Huawei said it was no longer able to work with U.S. chip designers such as Cadence Design Systems Inc and Synopsys due to the trade restrictions, but the company has alternatives.
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Along the bottom of the display, you see your stats: your cadence, your resistance, your output or overall exertion level, and if you wear a heart rate strap, your heart rate.
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It's not just clever wordplay, it's his cadence, how he organizes his words around the bar, and his ability to incorporate classic rap lines in with his verses in unexpected ways.
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The company, which sells its software to semiconductor companies that use it to design and test their chips, also fended off a hostile takeover by rival Cadence Design Systems in 2008.
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And in the cadence of his unmistakable accent, he waxed lyrical about the past, present and future and provided this priceless advice: Shimon Peres's passing is a loss for the world.
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The app told me in a delightful Australian woman's accent that I was moving my hips too much from side to side while running and I needed to work on cadence.
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Perkash, an avid runner herself, told me cadence, or your running stride, is one of the most common things runners need to work on to prevent injury and improve their form.
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Ferg howls through the hook as the aggressive beat and bending bass pounds through while Lanez also delivers his usual sing-songy cadence, and a couple of subtle shots at Drake.
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No matter the cadence of the economy or stance of policymakers, the market metabolizes it all by breaking the world down into corporate profitability, the cost of money and crowd psychology.
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An odd soundtrack to a dude having possibly one of the most ego-bruising (and possibly body bruising) experiences of a lifetime, but Cooper's tumble eerily aligns with the music's cadence.
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But the cadence and detail of the lyrics — which recall the collapse of a relationship, complete with a metaphorical nod to ghosts — more clearly suggest a contemporary band, like Okkervil River.
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Yes. It got even more bizarre when a Taylor Swift stan account made a powerful series of tweets and delivered them with such a nonchalant cadence that made everyone deeply curious.
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GABRIEL ALEGRÍA AFRO-PERUVIAN SEXTET (Wednesday) The polyrhythmic-triplet pulse common to the folkloric music of Peru — in dance rhythms like festejo, tondero and landó — meshes well with a jazz cadence.
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During our time together, she switched to a British accent a couple of times and then effortlessly returned to her normal voice, a slightly affectless cadence that recalls her Queens upbringing.
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That cadence is perfect for finding and studying current favorites in the race to locate habitable exoplanets, namely those circling the ubiquitous red dwarf stars, or M dwarfs, in astronomical jargon.
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