Management of water uses requests to harmonize demands and needs which are getting more and more complex and sophisticated.
Thus, planning is the process of particularizing and, ultimately, of harmonizing the demands of environment, use, and economy.
Finally, practical wisdom consists in the ability to balance all relevant considerations, harmonize the demands of the various specialized intellectual virtues, and appropriately resolve any apparent conflicts, such as, for example, when autonomy and generosity appear to require incompatible responses to a situation (311).
Europe's wind markets are far from harmonized, with major differences in regulation, competition, and demand for wind power.
Indeed, that system could be used to define strict common rules in order to maintain as high a safety level as possible; working methods and procedures could be harmonized and route-allocation on the basis of demand quantified.
The measure of job strain, i.e. the combination of high demands and low control, has previously been developed and harmonized, as documented by Fransson et al., and applied in previous analyses on job strain and other outcomes, including health behaviours, cardiovascular disease and cancer.
The increasing share of renewable energies in modern energy systems requires effective solutions to help harmonizing energy supply and demand.
The increasing use of registry data by a growing number of stakeholders demands that the collection of the data must be standardized and harmonized, e.g. regarding uniform product classification or evaluation procedures.
Although Spain is the reference country for the analysis, it can be applied to other western European countries, since traffic demand is similar and the studied frequency bands, 900 and 2600 MHz, are harmonized in most European countries.
She and Ms. Cooke harmonized sweetly in "Havanaise," a Pauline Viardot duet that started out warm and breathy, and became more intricate and demanding with each repeat.
