Still, they said, they were able to harmonize the data into a reasonably reliable picture of the continent's economy.
Now, she said, "People who live in the tristate area and function in the tristate area – they're going to be able to harmonize it all".
Visibly buoyed, either by the topic of discussion or the demitasse that he intermittently dipped into, Singh argued without a hint of vanity that the real import of the agreement was how the United States was able to "harmonize and reconcile" its policies "with what India was doing," presumably on the nuclear front.
That is, in order to be able to harmonize across different inventories, some participants must have filled in multiple inventories so that they can function as a "bridge" between inventories.
We hypothesized that with a careful definition of each chronic condition and each data source we will be able to harmonize the estimates despite different sampling techniques (self-report, physician report, drug prescription, measurement).
We found that with EQ.PET filter for each different PSF or PSF+TOF reconstruction, we were able to harmonize PET quantitative data for tumours to achieve a mean ratio of 1.02 for SUVmax and 1.04 for SUVpeak, with narrow confidence interval in both cases.
But the notion of the UK being able to secure international agreement on harmonizing content regulation online across borders seems entirely fanciful — given different legal regimes vis-a-vis free speech, with the US having constitutional protections for hate speech vs hate speech being illegal in certain European countries, for example.
For a citizen being able to visualize multiple datasets and to analyse and extract insights from them, the data first needs to be harmonized.
Being able to share information!
Being able to afford college.
