rhythm

Probably not, but it's like a almost like you get into like a rhythm and it's you're just like exhaling.

It's modularity with character, turning repetition into rhythm.

But it's easy to just kind of just lose the rhythm and you know, create some bad habits cuz the littlest thing can make a big difference.

Researchers have identified dozens of distinct types of codas, according to patterns in the numbers of clicks used and their rhythm and tempo.

This part of the brain is sometimes referred to as our biological clock because it regulates our daily rhythms of alertness, body temperature, hormone production, and cell growth.