Sentence examples for the harmonising is from inspiring English sources

The singing, particularly the harmonising, is always hugely enjoyable but the storytelling is sometimes less certain, although there is something rather satisfying about the way that the murderous husband is felled by a female stereotype – the singing siren who lures men to their deaths.

The Osmonds' vocal harmonising is technically on the same level as the Beach Boys and the Beatles (the family spent 10 years as a barber shop quartet before making their way into recording).

The word "harmonise" is now widely used ironically by ordinary Chinese to mean suppressing dissent.

Suddenly, all this clatter, female charm and girl-group harmonising was pushed aside, as the homogenisation of alternative pop culture began in earnest.

The final verse, where the plucky duo vainly attempts to harmonise, is especially rewarding for train-wreck buffs.

This stability in average characteristics across time further suggests that the harmonised data are reasonably comparable between LSIA 3 and CSAM.

When the numbers of datasets and variables to be harmonised are small, dataset structures can be handled manually.

Some of their songs, when everyday talk is harmonised, are touchingly awkward; some – one episode features a reporter's attempts to describe the murders without using the banned word "semen" – are comic.

Surprisingly, the Grant melody is harmonising pleasantly with the chugging riffs of the metal giants.

For most of the piece the melody is harmonised with simple basslines, which serve to fill out the sound and give a sense of movement and resolution when required.

Although the gradient-based methodology appears to be less sensitive to reconstruction variability, the use of EARL-compliant PSF images significantly improved the Dice coefficient and concordance indices, suggesting that the use of harmonised-images is still important, even with more advanced contouring algorithms.