Vernacular building had the advantage that it had to be done with locally available materials, which pretty much guaranteed that it would harmonise with the landscape.
It does not harmonise with the sound of any instrument".
To be implementable in the everyday clinical setting, it is essential that guidelines harmonise with clinical and practical realities.
Matching bedlinen and curtains create a sense of unity and it's best that they harmonise with the paintwork.
As long as the United States remains a liberal nation devoted to individual freedom, traditionalist religion at its peak will fail to harmonise with politics at its peak.
The technology was on display as much as the films themselves, with a microphone placed close to the machine so that its constant whirr would harmonise with the piano accompaniment.
"A building should appear to grow easily from its site," Wright stated in his 1908 manifesto, In the Cause of Architecture, "and be shaped to harmonise with its surroundings if nature is manifest there".
In 1986, Peter masterminded the company's move to the 605-seat New Vic in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Europe's first purpose-built theatre-in-the-round and a characteristically visionary building designed to harmonise with its wildlife woodland setting.
It was drafted by Brussels as part of its "Better Regulation/Simplification" programme, to harmonise with rules laid down by the International Standards Organisation (motto "Better, faster, safer").
"It's wanted, for a very long time, the EU to harmonise with US regulations and approaches to the production of food and it's exactly what it'll ask of the UK as well". Producers argue that it stops the spread of microbial contamination from the bird's digestive tract to the meat, a method approved by US regulators.
