Consequently, the design for such software must evolve in harmony with the design of the system as a whole.
Traditional lifestyles of Afar pastoralists have often evolved in harmony with the nature of local environmental conditions.
However, no study, as far as we know from the literature, has elucidated the "biochemical basis" detailing how hair-melanin contents evolve in harmony with background color.
Various studies have shown that postural sway evolves in harmony with the temperature rhythm [ 22, 23], peaking in the early morning (between 5 00 a.m. and 7 00 a.m ., during the bathyphase of the body temperature rhythm [ 2, 22].
Talking to a Brick Wall is a sprawling, brooding electronica opus that comfortably evolves in a harmony-laden, catchy lament.
Furthermore, a local search procedure is embedded in the HS algorithm to enhance the local exploitation ability, whereas HS is employed to perform exploration by evolving harmony vectors in the HM.
Musical definition, at last (sort of): The first music genre to be commonly known as honky tonk music was a style of piano playing related to ragtime, but emphasizing rhythm more than melody or harmony; the style evolved in response to an environment where the pianos were often poorly cared for, tending to be out of tune and having some nonfunctioning keys.
The naïve Confucian-Mohist advocates of imposing a single social dào thus disrupt the natural process by which social dàos evolve in real time as we seek a harmony guided by "glances at nature".
These astoundingly difficult works evolve in swirling, restless outbursts of tonally unhinged harmonies, though occasionally there is a fleeting riff or lyrical gesture that recalls Debussy, Albeniz or Chopin; you're not really sure, though it seems so familiar.
