Context of Flexible
Many music systems throughout the world depend upon rhythms, although they may operate differently than in Western music. In Indian music, musical rhythms have coalesced into established patterns far more complicated than Western rhythms. In Western music, a rhythm can be established in as few as three or four beats. One traditional Indian rhythmic pattern comprises 108 separate beats before it repeats. Middle Eastern song practice, on the other hand, often does not depend upon regular rhythms but on flexible rhythms that can adjust to the lyrics.
Examples with Flexible
Phones or tablets equipped with flexible screens that can bend and be partially or fully unrolled, as well as smartphones designed for high-security environments, are exempt from these regulations.
–Technology
An effective and flexible antimicrobial material, developed by researchers at Colorado State University and the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, could potentially coat medical devices used inside the body.
–Science
The surveys consistently indicate that these particular groups of workers place a high value on flexible work setups and are the least inclined to choose to return to the office voluntarily.
–Business
Müller pointed out that while precision is crucial in measuring sporting achievement, the concept of sustainability in the Olympics is notably flexible, posing a central challenge.
–Sports
In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, those with flexible work arrangements and stable incomes were notably more adept at adapting to unforeseen challenges.
–Arts and Culture
