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tempo

[tem-poh] / ˈtɛm poʊ /


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His interpretive approach, refined over years of studying the nuclear threat, credibly sifts the historical record without slowing the book’s tempo.

From The Wall Street Journal

Last fall, the company launched 30 product updates that included “lossless” audio and playlist mixing, in which users can add transitions and match tempos between songs.

From The Wall Street Journal

And without that, he could not impose the high press, the tempo, the positional football that defined his Leverkusen side.

From BBC

From then on, Root and Brook were outstanding, finding an ideal tempo for Test batting that had eluded England for much of the tour.

From BBC

The Broncos have thrived in tight games by limiting mistakes, relying on their pass rush and letting their defense control tempo.

From Los Angeles Times