Sentence examples for harmonisation of the unit from inspiring English sources

The development of high-accuracy torque primary standards constitutes the first step towards the harmonisation of the unit of measurement and the realisation of a reliable traceability chain for torque transducers, torque wrenches and screwdrivers.

The chorale of the title is Bach's searching harmonisation of the Lutheran hymn "Es ist genug", famously quoted by Berg in his Violin Concerto.

It seems that the term "harmonisation of the radio spectrum" is key.

We suspect that the lack of harmonisation of the EHIS is responsible for these inconsistencies.

3) The harmonisation of the basic terminology for global public health essentials should be enhanced.

The report discusses a proposal for deregulation but, at the same time, harmonisation of the permitted size of food packaging.

Harmonisation of the IVS protocol reduced the inter-laboratory variation observed for ELISPOT and multimer analyses by approximately 20%%.

Other advantages of MLVA are the relative ease of implementation and harmonisation of the method between laboratories [ 17].

The writers also look forward to the harmonisation of laws across the EU, "so that we can see the stuff they get in Denmark".

Similarly, for spatial data harmonisation there exist several tools and services which can be reused for the above purpose, e.g., the HUMBOLDT project [37] provides various INSPIRE and OGC compliant state-of-the-art harmonisation tools and services.

He argues that the cost of imported cars, research and development and testing can still benefit from the harmonisation of regulations on either side of the Atlantic.