Sentence examples for finding that harmony from inspiring English sources

Granger's (1955a) finding that "harmony" increased with increasing hue contrast resembles the pattern that we find when we ask observers to make ratings of figural preference (see Experiment 4) and the pattern Helson and Lansford (1970) found when they asked observers to rate "object colors" on different colored backgrounds.

Music was finding the harmony that would take it through the next half-millennium; the air was fresh.

Under Burnett's tutelage, Salinger learns to reel in his clever voice for the sake of narrative, finding a harmony that (as most 20th-century readers would agree) made him one of the greatest American writers.

Our data finding that in most subjects the GFR at inclusion was within the normal range, was in harmony with data from other remarkably smaller series of Caucasians with type 2 diabetes (5, 26) and may reflect the good metabolic and BP control in this population.

The ruler has the duty to preserve that harmony.

According to Confucius, great music is in harmony with the universe, restoring order to the physical world through that harmony.

You'll be introduced to examples of companies that have excelled at finding a harmony between tradition and technology.

I have followed in his footsteps, obsessively finding the harmony line in any song.

A healthy balance is not about finding perfect harmony between food and exercise, it's about finding perfect harmony between taking care of your body and taking care of your mind.

But while Woods has found harmony in his life, finding harmony with his swing has been more difficult.

Patch - of - snow - on - the - ground - look - around – that is about spitting out words, being very percussive while finding harmony with Paul.