Sentence examples for harmonious definition from inspiring English sources
Since Thomas Jefferson penned his immortal words in 1776, we have unsuccessfully sought to achieve a harmonious definition of patriotism -- a one-size-fits-all meaning.
In Australia, a lack of green space data with nationwide coverage and harmonious definition has hitherto inhibited multi-city investigations of this important public health question.
This study aimed to evaluate the prevalence of MetS and its individual components in an adult Moroccan population using the harmonious definition issued from the guidelines of the 2009 Joint Scientific Statement.
Indeed, multidimensional, salutogenic (wellness) paradigms [ 74, 75] have long been harmonious with definitions from the World Health Organization (WHO) for health and QoL [ 76, 77].
It's harmonious – a broad harmony – fifths and fourths".
Unfortunately, many of these conclusions are compromised by Chuang and Ou's definitions of harmony as "that which pleases the viewer" or "that which is harmonious".
Against this background, and bearing in mind the question raised by INNES, a need arises to explore the definition and characters of a sociable city as the place of harmonious coexistence, and whether small-to-medium towns can keep their identity within hazy metropolitan conurbations, or they share in the social and physical issues of the great cities.
Hitachi has "harmonious computing".
It is trying to set uniform definitions of products and services, rules to limit state sales tax audits and other rules to make individual state systems harmonious.
It was earthy and harmonious.
