Sentence examples for according to technical standards from inspiring English sources

The Firefox smartphones will work according to technical standards that will make it easy for content developed for the Web to move to phones, Mr. Kovacs said, perhaps eventually eliminating the need for specially built mobile applications.

Explosion relief vents on enclosures in powder-handling plants are currently designed according to technical standards that in some situations may overestimate the required vent area significantly.

Moreover, five adaptive grades were classified and gob side support strategy for entry of each grade was provided according to technical standards, statistical information and field experience.

The chemical composition of the pretreated materials was determined according to Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry (TAPPI) standard method T222 om-88.

Traditionally, dams are considered safe because they have been built according to high technical standards.

This study is the first attempt to evaluate the effect of two foaming agents, aluminum powder and hydrogen peroxide (30 wt% water solution) on zeolite-based geopolymers and their possible use as building material according to Ecuadorian technical standards.

Patients were treated according to respective technical standards.

The second pillar of the concept of quality which emerged from our analysis of the data was institutional aspects of the care's process according to organizational technical standards, though this always appeared in a subordinate role, coming after aspects related to the persons providing care.

Conjunctival irritation was measured 1, 10 and 20 minutes after administration according to modified technical standard EN IS O 10993-10.

Moreover, continuous technical advances and constant optimisation of MRI protocols according to the newest technical standards inadvertently reduce the comparability of MRI studies, as changes in resolution or the introduction of new advanced MRI techniques might allow for more precise tumour depiction.

According to the standard technical definition, which can be traced back to the classical view of "unproductive services" (Smith, Marx), a service is considered as immaterial, co-produced between user and producer, non-storable, and non-transportable.