Definition of rhythmicity in English:

rhythmicity

noun rɪðˈmɪsɪtiˌrɪðˈmɪsədi

mass noun

Rhythmical quality or character.
the nursery rhymes' rhythmicity makes them easy to learn
Example sentencesExamples
- Circadian rhythmicity in regulation of endogenous physiological processes is a characteristic feature of eukaryotic organisms.
- As a result of these characteristics, melatonin has been used by vertebrates to regulate biological rhythmicity and acts as a ‘chemical messenger of darkness’.
- The SCN has long been implicated in the circadian rhythmicity of wheel running, and the High-Runner mice display a shorter free-running circadian period than Control mice under both constant light and constant dark.
- One benefit applies to all the mind and body therapies, whether active or passive: A stillness, quietness, or rhythmicity helps create a flow, a centering effect, and a sense of calm.
- This link between habituation of acute cardiovascular responses and relatively rapid (yet gradual) normalization of heart rate rhythmicity suggests that mice adapt to adverse social conditions.
Synonyms
fluidity, flow, smoothness, effortlessness, ease, naturalness

Definition of rhythmicity in US English:

rhythmicity

nounˌrɪðˈmɪsədiˌriT͟Hˈmisədē

Rhythmical quality or character.
the nursery rhymes' rhythmicity makes them particularly easy to learn
Example sentencesExamples
- As a result of these characteristics, melatonin has been used by vertebrates to regulate biological rhythmicity and acts as a ‘chemical messenger of darkness’.
- One benefit applies to all the mind and body therapies, whether active or passive: A stillness, quietness, or rhythmicity helps create a flow, a centering effect, and a sense of calm.
- Circadian rhythmicity in regulation of endogenous physiological processes is a characteristic feature of eukaryotic organisms.
- The SCN has long been implicated in the circadian rhythmicity of wheel running, and the High-Runner mice display a shorter free-running circadian period than Control mice under both constant light and constant dark.
- This link between habituation of acute cardiovascular responses and relatively rapid (yet gradual) normalization of heart rate rhythmicity suggests that mice adapt to adverse social conditions.
Synonyms
fluidity, flow, smoothness, effortlessness, ease, naturalness

单词	rhythmicity
释义	Definition of rhythmicity in English: rhythmicity noun rɪðˈmɪsɪtiˌrɪðˈmɪsədi mass noun Rhythmical quality or character. the nursery rhymes' rhythmicity makes them easy to learn Example sentencesExamples Circadian rhythmicity in regulation of endogenous physiological processes is a characteristic feature of eukaryotic organisms. As a result of these characteristics, melatonin has been used by vertebrates to regulate biological rhythmicity and acts as a ‘chemical messenger of darkness’. The SCN has long been implicated in the circadian rhythmicity of wheel running, and the High-Runner mice display a shorter free-running circadian period than Control mice under both constant light and constant dark. One benefit applies to all the mind and body therapies, whether active or passive: A stillness, quietness, or rhythmicity helps create a flow, a centering effect, and a sense of calm. This link between habituation of acute cardiovascular responses and relatively rapid (yet gradual) normalization of heart rate rhythmicity suggests that mice adapt to adverse social conditions. Synonyms fluidity, flow, smoothness, effortlessness, ease, naturalness Definition of rhythmicity in US English: rhythmicity nounˌrɪðˈmɪsədiˌriT͟Hˈmisədē Rhythmical quality or character. the nursery rhymes' rhythmicity makes them particularly easy to learn Example sentencesExamples As a result of these characteristics, melatonin has been used by vertebrates to regulate biological rhythmicity and acts as a ‘chemical messenger of darkness’. One benefit applies to all the mind and body therapies, whether active or passive: A stillness, quietness, or rhythmicity helps create a flow, a centering effect, and a sense of calm. Circadian rhythmicity in regulation of endogenous physiological processes is a characteristic feature of eukaryotic organisms. The SCN has long been implicated in the circadian rhythmicity of wheel running, and the High-Runner mice display a shorter free-running circadian period than Control mice under both constant light and constant dark. This link between habituation of acute cardiovascular responses and relatively rapid (yet gradual) normalization of heart rate rhythmicity suggests that mice adapt to adverse social conditions. Synonyms fluidity, flow, smoothness, effortlessness, ease, naturalness
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