In the later tradition Hippasus is reported to have ranked the musical intervals in terms of degrees of concordance, making the octave the most concordant, followed by the fifth, octave + fifth, fourth and double octave (Boethius, Mus. II 19; see Huffman 2005, 433).
One naive form of parallelism is the "concordant" method, in which it is axiomatic that a Hebrew or Greek word will always (or nearly always) have the same force wherever it occurs in the Bible, no matter who uses it.
It is no coincidence that, when criteria were finally found to locate concordant grains, these grains were also found to be those with the lowest uranium content and the lowest related radiation damage.
Carillon, musical instrument consisting of at least 23 cast bronze bells in fixed suspension, tuned in chromatic order (i.e., in half steps) and capable of concordant harmony when sounded together.
The two claims represent what Hegel regards as essentially concordant ethical claims.
One of the most interesting applications of the improved uranium lead zircon technique has to do with its ability to achieve nearly concordant results from single grains extracted from sandstone.
Second, world politics is characterized by an unequal distribution of power and by the capacity of the most powerful states to impose a world order concordant with their interests.
Graphic plots of height gain with age reveal steady, normal progression but a delayed pubertal growth spurt, concordant with the delay in sexual maturation.
The history of this episode is charmingly evoked in Colin Clouts Come Home Againe (completed 1595), which is also one of Spenser's most effective pastoral embodiments of a provincial innocent up against the sophistications of a centre of power, with subsequent reflections on false, superficial love and the true love that finally animates a concordant universe.
Amandeep Madra, co-founder of the UK Punjab Heritage Association, says that, until recently "Sikh traditions were highly pluralistic, with a willingness to learn and coexist with other concordant traditions.
Thus, grains with a diameter comparable to that of a human hair, selected under a microscope to be crack-free and of the highest possible quality, have been found to be more concordant than cracked grains.
