Sentence examples for harmonized use from inspiring English sources
This paper deals with the intermediate results of the development of a national standardized classification system called JCCS to ensure harmonized use of various kinds of information to be processed through the whole life cycle of construction projects in a nation-wide Japanese CALS/EC scheme.
A complex case study from automotive industry shows the harmonized use of TRIZ and classical design methods.
Data in the GDC, representing thousands of cancer patients and tumors, will be harmonized using standardized software algorithms so that they are accessible and broadly useful to researchers, NCI said.
They also sang about themselves, harmonized using classical solfege syllables as lyrics and sang "Figaro!" and bits of "Jingle Bells".
The level of education is harmonized using the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED), in order to make cross-national comparisons possible; and it is coded in the customary way: primary or less, secondary, and tertiary education.
This study examined for Neuroticism and Extraversion personality traits whether measures from different inventories could be harmonized using IRT test linking.
To derive empirical scaling factors, life cycle inventories of 12 different wind turbine systems were harmonized using the same modeling principles.
Of the two different NRC (2007a, 2009) approaches to harmonization of cancer and non-cancer risk assessment, the approach recommended by the NRC (2007a) and others, to harmonize using MOA as the organizing principle, appears scientifically stronger.
In the CMIP5 experiments, ESM modelers used harmonized land-use data as common forcing to consider the effects of land-use change on the terrestrial carbon cycle and biogeophysical effects of land-cover change in climate simulations (Taylor et al. [2012]).
It would act as a clearing house for harmonized data use in reference scenario modelling.
The education variable from ECHP and EU-SILC is harmonized by using the International Standard Classification of Education (hereafter, ISCED) categories.
