How do we harmonize our operating systems?
The response characteristics of the overall process chain can be improved by an adequate storage capacity of biogas within the process and a harmonized and controlled operation of gas production, gas storage, and gas utilization.
LACMA is trying to secure funding for a separate entrance and a full-time curator/educator, which Govan said would allow the gallery to be a standalone that could operate beyond "extremely limited" viewing hours that currently must harmonize with the school's regular operations.
The legislation is a cornerstone of the European Union's Financial Services Action Plan (FSAP), which is designed to help integrate Europe's financial markets and harmonize certain conditions governing the operation of regulated markets.
I trust you know that United and Continental merged effective Oct. 1, 2010... there are elements of our two operations that we can harmonize now in advance of the FAA approval.
These diverse types of biobanks have different roles in the generation and translation of knowledge into public health and clinical medicine, and technological plus conceptual evolution may make it impossible or undesirable to harmonize completely their practices, policies, and operations.
The report recommended nine changes, including reviewing and harmonizing all directives related to border operations, increased training and coordination, improved surveillance before missions, and more current information on the location of border installations on both sides of the boundary.
These changes include reviewing and harmonizing all directives related to border operations, increased training and coordination, improved surveillance before missions, and more current information on the location of border installations on both sides.
But The European Union has at least managed to harmonize many of the laws surrounding company operation, so that startups don't have to with all 28 jurisdictions at once.
But the EU had at least managed to harmonize (more or less) the processes of company operation, data sharing and hiring.
Collaborative and international aviation safety working groups launched by all of these regulators, including the FAA, have worked to harmonize all sectors of the industry, from manufacturing to operations, and have paved the way for a relatively uniform response to the introduction of new aircraft and new technologies, to rulemaking and to crisis management.
