| The golden section is also called the golden ratio, the golden mean and the divine proportion. |
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| Topics ranged from the golden mean, spirals, and tessellations to fractals, origami, and impressionist art. |
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| They have achieved the golden mean not only in terms of the price, but the taste as well. |
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| Both of these are variously called the golden number or golden ratio, golden section, golden mean or the divine proportion. |
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| Here connections with Russia should be instrumental in finding a golden mean for the EU's Russia policy. |
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| Without yielding to the pressure, we should try to strike a golden mean. |
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| Now TAS is trying to strike a golden mean by blending the advantages of technology with the charm of the instruments, thavil, cello, triple drum, flute and jazz. |
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| Is an attitude of patience one extreme along a spectrum of reasonable attitudes, or could patience possibly be the very golden mean itself? |
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| Many of us fail to find the golden mean between excess and too little. |
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| As long as we realize that, we may not get to the golden mean when we would like, but perhaps others will. |
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| When the pendulum starts swinging, it's because it wants to find the golden mean. |
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| Such a culture is needed to ensure some golden mean of responsible risk taking can be achieved. |
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| Therefore we must find the golden mean, where we can eat the cake and have adequate information on what it contains. |
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| We are aware that the European Parliament is by nature easily accessible, and it is difficult to find a golden mean between the openness of this institution and heightened security demands. |
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| Why haven't shirtmakers established a golden mean? |
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| We need to find a golden mean, so that we can have our cake and eat it. |
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| I'd love to have a crystal ball to know where that golden mean is! |
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| It is also essential to find the golden mean between rest and physical activity, since excessive rest increases deconditioning and, consequently, susceptibility to fatigue. |
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| Democrats always try to find the Aristotelian golden mean, even in politics, but there is no middle ground between the truth and a lie, between democracy and its all too many opponents. |
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| Aristotle in his ethics used gold symbolism when referring to what is now known as the golden mean. |
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| Moreover, what need more at this juncture is astute diplomacy to strike a golden mean between friends and the foes. |
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| Specialists in Homer have found concentric patterns in the Iliad and the Odyssey, and George Duckworth argued for the presence of golden mean ratios in Virgil's Aeneid. |
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| Aristotle's theory of justice is bound up in his idea of the golden mean. |
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| Despite its derivative nature, The Golden Mean is one of the very few son-of-Balanchine ballets with a life of its own. |
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| What he is talking about is not an approximation to the Golden Mean. |
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| Rucci uses mathematical equations and concepts, such as the Golden Mean or the Fibonacci Sequence, to achieve his designs. |
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| After reviewing the classical treatments of Golden Mean, Fibonacci numbers, and Platonic solids, he covers the mathematics of harmony and its application in computer science. |
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