Harmonised information, i.e., spatially and temporarily differentiated, on forestry and wood harvesting activities in the European forests are missing however.
In addition, participants felt a strong need for a framework (to be developed) to structure and harmonise future actions, i.e. the .
So, who was John and who was Paul? "One of the great thing about the Beatles – and you can hear it in Abbey Road particularly – is the harmonies and I think the way we harmonised together was really strong," Wright says.
I'm not completely au fait with their oeuvre, but I don't think the Beach Boys harmonised about cream teas or clotted cream, thatched cottages and fat pasties.
For example, EEA requires member-states to produce domain specific (i.e. air quality, noise, water) harmonised catalogues, a meta-database including data sources, data sets and other information such as reports and published meta information via EEA guideline compliant national web sites.
I do not foresee any difficulties arising in the harmonised field, but rather in the case of products where the requirements have not been harmonised, in other words outside the harmonised field of products.
The first, I think, is that she and the man doing harmonised yelling in the background are having a fight but are both too drunk to see.
Two different measures of the unemployment rate are used: i) UB recipiency rate (ratio of UB recipients to the labour force); ii) the harmonised unemployment rate (ratio of unemployed jobseekers to the labour force).
"I could sing as a child and I could harmonise," recalls Snow.
