| harmonic |
An exact integer multiple of a fundamental frequency or tone.
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| harmony |
parts of floral arrangement do not conflict with each other, but flow and compliment the design.
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| harmonic mean |
A harmonic mean is used when the influence of extreme values is to be minimized. To calculate the harmonic mean, the total number of scores is divided by the sum of the inverse of each score (ie, 1/Y). Reference: Chapter 4
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| harmony |
a general term refering to the simultaniously sounding pitches (chords) that are used in a work. In the most general sense, harmony refers to the types of chords used predominantly in a work, or the harmonic system (ie tonal or otherwise) that is used in a composition. Harmony is also used to refer to a specific chord or series of chords.
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| harmonia |
the self-conscious, "almost musical ordering" of literary materials in opposition to mimetic qualities. Bernard Paris discusses these opposing literary elements in his discussion of "The Uses of Psychology."
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| HARM | suitable and fitting |
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| HARM | exhibiting equivalence or correspondence among constituents of an entity or between different entities |
| HARM | musically pleasing |
| HARM | in a harmonious manner |
| HARM | compatibility in opinion and action |
| HARM | the property of sounding harmonious |
| HARM | singing in harmony |
| HARM | a piece of harmonized music |
| HARM | bring into consonance, harmony, or accord while making music or singing |
| HARM | bring into consonance or accord |
| HARM | bring into consonance or relate harmoniously |
| HARM | sing or play in harmony |