Sentence examples for an explicit standard from inspiring English sources
The commission does not have an explicit standard about cadmium but could choose to take action on the Dollar Tree bracelets under the Federal Hazardous Substances Act.
This strategy is applied to extend an explicit standard finite volume Godunov-type scheme for compressible flows with minimal modifications.
Even though seven subchannels might not correspond to an explicit standard bandwidth, it can happen in practical systems.
"[Obama] will become the first president in American history to make lawlessness an explicit standard for Supreme Court justices," is one of the milder things it has to say.
Patient care was at the discretion of the intensivist in charge without any explicit standard of care beyond the normal institutional standards and guidelines.
Although the United States court did not order that a new standard be developed, the majority on the Florida court made it clear it today that it believed that a new, more explicit standard was necessary for future elections.
Moreover, there is an explicit double standard in dealing with other serious problems.
The new class of methods introduced in this work considers the presence of a free parameter, and we show that this family tends to an explicit and standard discretization of the Burgers Fisher equation when the free parameter tends to infinity.
Surgeon 1 (Area 1) They also provided security for clinicians and served as an explicit public standard for clinical practice: I think it's also nice knowing that if you are at all worried they'll definitely be seen within those 2 weeks.
Advance preparation of the oxytocin should be an explicit operational standard, as one of various preparations that, if done reliably (helped by use of checklists), can ensure smooth, streamlined provision of key elements of care for both mother and newborn, even in situations where complications arise.
While there is no explicit standard for extrapolation beyond the observation [ 18], this model showed an extreme goodness of fit, validated by observational data [ 17].
