Another obvious precursor is the a capella street corner harmonizing that flourished in American cities in the postwar decades.
Most of the nuclear fragments confirmed correspondence to transposable elements, and one fragment harmonized that was previously found in the mitochondrial genomes.
Because phenotypes have not always been assessed similarly across cohorts (and sometimes not even within cohorts), measures need to be harmonized, that is, phenotypic scores need to be made comparable such that data from individuals who were assessed by different inventories can be compared meaningfully.
Blatter said that FIFA would present its plan next month for a new, harmonized calendar that would take effect from 2004.
Instead, it commemorates Piazzolla by using the energetic rhythms and cheerful, brightly harmonized themes that propel so many of his works.
If there was a star, it was a whole bloc within a band: the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra's saxophone section, playing the tightly harmonized passages that were among Carter's signatures.
Their sound basically consists of loud guitars, rhythm changes, occasional demonic growling, droning electronics, and harmonized vocals that make it seem like their songs were heisted from the mom in Carrie's hymnal collection.
Their sound basically consists of loud guitars, rhythm changes, occasional demonic growling, droning electronics, and harmonized vocals that make it seem like their songs were heisted from the mom in Carrie's hymnal collection. .
The UN Special Envoy for Education, Gordon Brown highlighted, the need for partners to implement harmonized strategies that focus on Somalia's long-term goals while recognizing the country's pressing needs.
