In addition to the need for harmonization of the heterogeneous time dedicated to training, it is necessary to ensure that the learning environment is of a sufficiently high standard to develop skilled specialists.
Cooperation, of course, as the European experience shows, can take different forms: it can take the form of harmonization (every time the transaction costs argument prevails), and it can take the form of regulatory competition coupled with mutual recognition (when the perceived innovation gains are substantial).
The intelligibility of action depends upon the harmonization of these two kinds of time into what can properly be called historical time.
The rationale for this recommendation is that using the same company for all translations of a specific measure will ensure that a consistent and appropriate methodology is used across all languages, and that the firm would maintain institutional memory regarding the measure's nuances and previous decisions leading to increased and improved harmonization of translations developed over time.
And then, as far as international regulations are concerned, the regulators have talked for a long time about harmonization of standards.
Ms. Reding acknowledged the apparent incongruity of discussing the harmonization of E.U. rules at a time of extreme discord within the bloc over economic policy, with debt woes straining the ties that bind together the euro zone.
Phan presented the expanded version of his project at the ITP Spring Show where the harmonization of heartbeats only occurred about half the time, despite most of the participants knowing each other.
One approach relates to harmonization of data collection and analysis, and has been used for a long time in clinical studies testing anti-seizure drugs.
Additionally, some harmonization efforts at ISO include the incorporation of IEEE 802.11p and harmonization of CALM-FAST [39, 40] (used for short messages having real-time constraints) with IEEE 1609.
Issues of harmonization of data collection and processing methods for enhancing cross-national and time-trend comparability were addressed.
Harmonization of DTI metrics across manufacturers entailed the use of human-phantom data, acquired multiple times on each of three non-NCANDA participants at each site's MR system, to determine a manufacturer-specific correction factor.
