In announcing the money at a press conference, the governor was joined by all the major adversaries in the case, in a display of harmony that stood in stark contrast to the shouting matches and picketing that once punctuated public meetings about the schools.
On the contrary, in the case of the independent model, harmony is viewed as the main concern in achieving happiness (Nisbett, 2003).
This stems from his reflection on the word "correct" in aesthetic discourse, and he mentions the case of being drilled in harmony and counterpoint.
Thus the results in these pre-1925 cases, permitting the same scope of direct appeal to this Court in three-judge cases as § 238 then permitted in one-judge cases, were not as obviously out of harmony with the scheme of the federal judicial system in their day as I believe is the decision which the Court makes today.
A similar case occurs with the basic notions of harmony, which, after Kepler, could be reduced to geometry.
The shock of the new — or, in the case of Bach's radical harmonies in the solo harpsichord pieces, the shock of the old — was further mitigated by the fact that the harpsichord used wasn't one of the big, unfashionable modern instruments.
I have derived the relevant mathematical background, giving much simpler formulæthan the existing literature, for the case of unsoftened gravity, when the harmony of the Greens function allows significant reduction of the computational complexity.
To address this challenge, the program organizes joint quarterly meetings that are attended by the academic and host mentors as well as the program staffs to ensure harmony in case of divergent views.
Maybe that's supposed to mean a new form of harmony between corporations and outsiders, but in this case, it feels like creative friction.
Audiences sometimes confuse the two groups, given that they consist of identically dressed black men (five in the case of the Temptations) who sing in harmony and perform dance routines.
