Sentence examples for the harmonizing of from inspiring English sources

As exercise, tai chi chuan is designed to provide relaxation in the process of body-conditioning exercise and is drawn from the principles of taiji, notably including the harmonizing of the yin and yang, respectively the passive and active principles.

A lot of the future of the European Community will have to do with the social aspects and the harmonizing of the social aspects -- because, let's face it, if you have things made in Portugal, they're bound to be a lot cheaper than in Holland.

Paradoxically, the overriding theme of "The Birth of a Nation" is one of unification, of the harmonizing of diverse elements — social and regional, political and personal, North and South, male and female — into an original entity called the United States of America.

Second, the success of the PCT route is leading to the harmonizing of drafting styles worldwide on the US model.

It seems only the deepest kind of fraternal telepathy could produce the surreal animations of the Quay Brothers, the uncanny harmonizing of the Wilsons in the Beach Boys' best songs or the sensationally deviant sculpture of Jake and Dinos Chapman.

I remember scurrying away to my room so that I could immerse myself in the warped harmonizing of the album's intro track, "Dark Fantasy," as it evolved into a gospel-inspired, piano-driven, bass-laden beat.

Only the angelic harmonizing of Kate and Anna McGarrigle, who are heard throughout the album, gives us reason to hope for deliverance.

The band is known for its distinctive vocal style, which often included the harmonized vocals of Staley and Cantrell.

All cost estimates were annualized and inflated to 2013 euros using the Harmonized Indices of Consumer Prices.

The remake didn't have the grit or graffiti of the 1974 original, but it had its pleasures, including the odd-couple harmonizing of Mr. Washington's Everyman stodginess with Mr. Travolta's flamboyant villainy.

Existence of low frequency segments, such as ramp-type trends, in a pattern hampers the efficacy of the harmonizing step.