We are reminded also of Mondrian's search for a harmonious whole, each time he set up a new studio-home, an endeavour brilliantly illustrated and analysed in last year's exhibition Mondrian and his Studios, mounted by Tate Liverpool in collaboration with Michael White.
The movements of D j, y)'s are smooth and mutually harmonious with each other, showing the gradual phase advancement toward the morning side characteristic of the P-state in the period of 1990 1997, except the one at Beijing station, which shows the persistent, systematic and large annual variations superposed on the general trend common to the variations at other stations.
"The group of players, each from a different background, train together and perform in such a harmonious rhythm that each complements the other".
In order to clarify the difference between preference and harmony, participants were told the following: "Your task will be to indicate how "harmonious" you find each combination—how well the colors go together by clicking a point on a scale like the one below.
The challenges of harmonious collaboration at each stage of discovery, implementation, production and distribution in the food chain are manifold, but the prize of a world-leading and internationally competitive industry will be realised if all links in the chain work together.
The area-wide optimal control layer predicts the future traffic state and builds harmonious restrictions for each ramp.
Gunn arrives like an answered prayer and intervenes, actually making the feuding "Nuts and Bolts" designers hold hands and say supportive, harmonious things to each other.
Congruence, in mathematics, a term employed in several senses, each connoting harmonious relation, agreement, or correspondence.
They're a tight, mostly harmonious unit who allow each other space — apparently one of the reasons behind their huge appeal in Japan, as family patterns changed in the postwar era.
Although the siblings' working relationship seemed harmonious in an interview — each listens carefully while the other speaks, often nodding in agreement — their childhood rapport was a bit more heated.
