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Meanings of harmonized in English
Involving or characterized by harmony.
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Examples for "harmonic"
Examples for "harmonic"
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Its apparent simplicity hides several sophisticated traps, particularly in the harmonic sense.
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Here is the major scale of C with a satisfactory harmonic ending:
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A non-parametric spherical harmonic shape analysis was undertaken using the SPHARM toolkit.
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Phase-matched harmonic conversion of visible laser light into soft x-rays was demonstrated.
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An interesting feature of this Dean harmonic ringer is the gong adjustment.
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Observe the consonant changes of the base or stem in the nominative:
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These comprise the principal consonant intervals within the range of one octave.
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The teacher writes any consonant on the board and immediately erases it.
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These results are consonant with the following model of foam cell formation.
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And as it is more consonant to the rules of a just
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The phrase and the day and the scene harmonised in a chord.
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The mourning he wore harmonised with his own dark and massive head.
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Her dress was a grey silk, which harmonised with her general appearance.
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But in this nature revolutionism is softened, harmonised, subdued as by distance.
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Germany's Statistics Office today revised down the country's harmonised inflation rate for November.
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Thus, an art movie is a logical and harmonical long-range image model.
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But he had disturbed the harmonical progression of my reflections.
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I gorge, I guzzle; I am merry, am melancholy; studious, harmonical, drowsy,-andnone to scold or deny me.
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Medietics, harmonical and arithmetical.
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There is a sister science of harmonical motion, adapted to the ear as astronomy is to the eye, and there may be other applications also.
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An animal perfectly in harmony with its environment is a perfect mechanism.
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All parties in the late terrible conflict must work together in harmony.
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The whole atmosphere was in harmony with the pursuits of the students.
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With this the other writers of the New Testament are in harmony.
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The chin is well in harmony with the features I have described.
Usage of harmonized in English
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Germany and the Netherlands led the charge for a more harmonized approach.
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Inventory on FCDB status identified lack of harmonized and standardized research tools.
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The quiet dullness of the lonely landscape harmonized with his own gloom.
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Instruction and practice must go hand in hand, wisely interwoven and harmonized.
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It once more harmonized the colonial counsels, which were becoming seriously discordant.
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Her beautiful golden hair harmonized delightfully with eyes of the deepest blue.
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Now, her mood was such that the humid sky harmonized with it.
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Their souls had all met and harmonized, and harmony ever brings rest.
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They played old English melodies, harmonized with great emotion and technical skill.
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Jonokol joined in, singing scales that softly harmonized with the Watcher's tones.
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She harmonized her movements with his, as in a dance...an erotic dance.
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Rich black hair hanging below her shoulders harmonized with dark, smooth skin.
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A lack of harmonized monitoring systems and sanctions create challenges in monitoring compliance.
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We're harmonized, our securities commissions move together on a daily basis when necessary.
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The natures of these two girls had never harmonized in the slightest degree.
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Come on, Pia, we howled, and for a moment, she harmonized.
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