Hence, there was never the necessary past use as a standard conversational implicature that could have become standardized.
Health insurance contracts are not highly standardized.
Nevertheless, with the important exception of firearms, police equipment throughout the world is becoming increasingly standardized.
Although the methods those plants use in pretreatment depend on their size and the severity of the contamination, those practices have been standardized to ensure general compliance with national and international regulations.
In 1999 the ITU standardized two ADSL systems.
Standardized by the Commission Internationale d'Éclairage (CIE) in 1931, the chromaticity diagram is based on the values x, y, and z, where x = X/(X + Y + Z), y = Y/ X + Y + Z), and z = Z/ X + Y + Z).
When the Square Hebrew alphabet became standardized, it took (at least, in its formal style and, much later, in its printed form) the form that, with insignificant changes, it has today.
June 1 , 1889Fleetwood, England March 20 , 1957London, England C.K. Ogden, in full Charles Kay Ogden (born June 1 , 1889 Fleetwood, Lancashire, Eng. died March 20 , 1957 London) British writer and linguist who originated Basic English, a simplified system of the English language intended as a uniform, standardized means of international communication.
The TASPO members enjoyed productive interaction, and, with advice from formally trained musicians, they developed fully chromatic instruments and standardized the use of the 55-gallon drum.
In North America, community needs for informal information are often met by the public library's community awareness service (or information and referral service), though practice is far from standardized.
