Sentence examples for a common floor from inspiring English sources

The Basel Accords on capital adequacy, which set a common floor for banks' capital, are an example of how national regulators can agree to near-global rules.

A series of crawling experiments on a common floor were performed with the improved robot prototype, which was also done using the previous robot.

This implies that not only close contact among family members or friends but also casual contact like those who share a common floor or space in an internet-café could be a focus of transmission of TB.

Containing a variety of ingredients and manipulated by a variety of processing techniques, ceramics are made into a wide range of industrial products, from common floor tile to nuclear fuel pellets.

The pre-stimulus period (−50 to 0 ms), during which there was no acoustic stimulation, served as a common noise floor baseline for all five notes.

The most common floor finish is carpeting, most of which is now made of synthetic fibres, displacing the traditional wool and cotton.

Hospital areas typically involved pen housing (89% of farms), and bedded pack was the most common flooring used (88%).

His servile status in that job is regularly referred to by toff Tory MP Nicholas Soames, who shouts across the Commons floor: "A whisky and soda for me, Giovanni.

Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) represents a common female pelvic floor disorder that has a serious impact on quality of life.

Furthermore, we assume that the mapping of signal strength to link throughput is the same for both access and relaying links, implying a common AWGN noise floor and a simple relation between the received signal power and SNR.

For two and a half hours on the Commons floor, Mr. Cameron took questions from anguished, and often angry, lawmakers.