The Drafting Group's main objective was to "define, harmonize and group patient safety concepts into an internationally agreed classification in a way that is conducive to learning and improving patient safety across systems" [ 10], p3.
In her sermons, delivered while the other members of the group harmonized smoothly in the background, Ms. Edwards spoke of hope and faith in the face in adversity.
He sang the 23rd Psalm with Gramps, a member of Morgan Heritage, as he does on his new album, "Unchained Spirit" (Epitaph), and he harmonized with his group on the Lord's Prayer.
The history of those last three genres can actually be traced, just by walking up Prospect Avenue, starting at Samuel Gompers High School (where Grandmaster Flash got his start), past Casa Amadeo (where Mike Amadeo still presides over a music store that has attracted generations of Latin artists), and into Morrisania (where vocal groups once harmonized on street corners and stairwells).
Though the two men harmonized together in a group called the Singing Senators, Mr. Lott was caught by surprise by Mr. Jeffords's dismay over budget policy, and there was ample Republican bitterness over the loss of their prized chairmanships.
In a three-man acoustic lineup (using organ pedals for bass and effects), the Strawbs strummed and picked stately minor guitar chords, and sometimes harmonized like traditional English family groups, around the craggy voice of David Cousins, the songwriter.
A clinical working group selected and harmonized the high-quality recommendations for the chronic conditions in the BETTER Trial [ 21].
"It's enormously rewarding to harmonize with a group of guys whose company you really enjoy," Mr. Lewellyn said.
Chinese thinkers such as Liang Qichao and Japanese thinkers such as Kato affirmed both the legitimacy of the individual's desires and the necessity to harmonize individual and group desires (see Angle and Svensson, 2001; Angle, 2002).
While data collection will be harmonized, information will be obtained from an international group whose range of perspectives will yield different interpretations of epidemiologic events.
