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    This study introduces rhythm analysis to understand infrastructure movement. By examining episodic, cyclical, and linear rhythms, it reveals how infrastructures shape and synchronize societal and natural patterns.

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    • Infrastructures actively transform natural rhythms, integrating technological, material, and social aspects.
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    • The interplay between different rhythms is crucial for effective infrastructure operation and societal integration.
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