RHY.Preface:6 - Bias-Annotation - What the examples and sources do not travel with

Music and dance provide much of the detailed source material. The general operations also address rhythmic contributions performed with instruments, robots and other embodied systems. A demonstrated technique, perceptual result or learning effect retains the population, apparatus and task in which it was obtained.

Onsets and finite cycles are convenient for calculation. The language also retains continuous sound and movement when their course changes the result. A chosen representation can deliberately leave those out for an onset question; that choice narrows what its result supports.

Human practice in RHY.12 assumes obtainable instruction and a manageable performing demand. A written method alone does not give a learner the underlying technique or resources. Cultural transmission and forecasting in the worked cases use the music-and-dance scope of MDPE.17–.20. Other fields need an appropriate contribution for their stronger cultural claims.