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cadence

[keyd-ns] / ˈkeɪd ns /


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A quarterly cadence of reporting encourages companies to timely disclose material information and discourages self-dealing.

From Barron's

With the calm cadence of a flight attendant, Sue instructs everyone to put their phones on Do Not Disturb, sound and brightness to max and open Instagram to find @asexualhistoryoftheinternet.

From Los Angeles Times

Clarke said he poured over recordings of the trial, listening to them first before he watched the videos, partly as a way to nail down the specificities of Alex’s accent and cadence.

From Los Angeles Times

Structurally, Mr. Century uses short chapters to create a tick-tock cadence of Senesh’s final months while also broadening his lens to capture the courageous exploits and casual barbarisms of a genocidal age.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The brain likes rhythm and cadence,” Porter said.

From MarketWatch