Even when the lovers are at their lowest ebb – and even after Acis is no more – anguish is harmoniously exalted.
Japanese traditional formulas Kampo medicines are prescribed in hospitals in Japan as either monotherapy or harmoniously combined therapy with standard western therapy and >80% of medical doctors prescribe Kampo medicines in Japan1.
Favouring both, Arnold says that, when harmoniously combined, they lead to the perfect balance of an individual's nature, which is the desirable end of culture.
It harmoniously combined mythologized beliefs, rites and rituals with the rational and practical knowledge.
Rudolph's Boston Government Service Center (1963) and the Endo Laboratories in Garden City, New York (1962 64), continued a trend toward complex, irregularly silhouetted, and dynamic structures that contain dissimilar but harmoniously combined masses, shapes, and surfaces.
The backdrop of the city harmoniously combined the ancient, medieval, Byzantine, and Hellenistic eras of its history, through its imposing medieval wall, palm trees, and architecture.
Using various techniques, he combined realistic experiences and humanistic concepts in idealizing compositions the figures and scenes of which are harmoniously integrated into a spacious landscape.
Even off-balance tilts were harmoniously resolved.
Yet soon Petrov-Vodkin developed his own style, one that was harmoniously imbued with light.
Can the old-school model, in which art and commerce are harmoniously symbiotic, exist within our new reality?
The 515 participating physicians were harmoniously distributed on the whole French mainland territory.
