Both "pulse" and "rhythm" relate to a regular pattern or beat. They are often used in contexts involving cycles or repetitive actions, such as music, biology, and the flow of events.
"Pulse" generally refers to a single beat or throb, such as the beat of the heart or a short burst of energy, and is often associated with something that can be felt physically or measured. "Rhythm" refers to a repeated pattern of sound or movement and is often associated with the overall structure or flow of music, speech, or events.
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