Sentence examples for harmonised in the from inspiring English sources

I can also recall a certain mischievous young student early one morning, just before the Christmas break, playing Jingle Bells harmonised in the style of the main theme from Messiaen's Vingt Regards (the two are similar to a startling degree), and his benign, quizzical smile on entering; not a word was said.

Gijs de Vries, the Dutch government's representative at the convention, argues that, if the current proposals go through, "the vast majority of national criminal law will have to be harmonised in the very near future...harmonisation of national law cannot be limited to mutual assistance in combating crime.

28 29 The consortium used a predefined two stage data acquisition protocol: in the first stage, baseline data on work stress and sociodemographic and lifestyle factors were acquired and harmonised; in the second stage, these data were linked to register data on disease outcomes, including cancer.

Processing aids are not harmonised in Mercosur; the only harmonised regulation is GMC 84/93 which establishes the definitions of the functions of processing aids.

Fuse lit, on the way back Rattin delivered his views on Lorenzo's managerial methods via the medium of song, his team-mates harmonising in the background.

For 2013, the EBA found that "remuneration practices within institutions were not sufficiently harmonised, in particular, the application of deferral and payout in instruments differs significantly between member states and between institutions".

This also means that the resulting estimates are harmonised in line with the new European regulation.

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.

Research shows GHI-supported systems often satisfy donor interests, and undermine recipient priorities, often contradicting donors' stated aims to harmonise in-country coordination [ 12, 48, 49].

The track, hewed from Clarke's new 3-track EP 'Incredible Shellsuit', is how all nu-disco should sound, with house and disco harmonised in a way that brings the best out in both.

These terms have been harmonised in USA, UK, Australia and New Zealand by the inclusion of both ergonomics and human factors in society, institute and association names; most non-English speaking countries continue to use the term ergonomics.