At St. Peter's in Rome, the three projecting apses are gathered into a unity by the undulating walls; they prepare for the cylindrical drum, the drum for the dome, the form of which leads to the culminating lantern, which is harmonized with the drum.
We investigated a validated measure of work‐related psychosocial stress, job strain, which was harmonized across the studies, thus making it reasonable to combine the study‐specific results in meta‐analyses 15.
Native-speaking residents of the target countries who reported urinary problems/lower urinary tract problems were asked to review a translation of the SAGA questionnaire, which was harmonized among 12 languages: Danish, Dutch, English (UK), Finnish, French, German, Greek, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Spanish, and Swedish.
This is made possible, in part, by UN reform and UNICEF is a key player in this which is harmonizing efforts across the agencies and enabling a sum of work that is greater than its parts.
The student 1 made a circle, and used the functions of polyline, split, and sweep rail to make a twisted ring of which two curves are harmonized.
Together with the USAID-supported Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS), with which the data are harmonized, this is the largest single source of MDG information.
In our study, we introduced the concept of math-science coherence, which reflects the degree to which math and science education are harmonized.
The resulting categories are harmonized into a common scheme, which is based on the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) 1997 (UNESCO Institute for Statistics 2006).
This requires implementation of registries in all EU countries in which indicators on healthcare utilization and migrant status are harmonized.
"Rules governing the sale and marketing of wine in the E.U. are harmonized across all member states," the Food Standards Agency, which oversees wine rules, said in a statement.
