The phrase "at different standard" is not correct in English.
It should be "at different standards." You can use it when discussing varying levels or criteria in a particular context, such as quality or performance.
Example: "The products were evaluated at different standards to ensure a fair comparison."
Alternatives: "at varying standards" or "at diverse standards."
However different results would be obtained by employing the spatial filter with different parameter threshold decided at different standard.
Meanwhile, a and b show the comparison between MCB and UKF-SCI algorithms under the case of standard deviations of distance σ d =0.3(m); b and d show the comparison between MCB and UKF-SCI algorithms under the case of standard deviations of distance σ d =0.4(m) Fig. 6 The comparison of azimuth and distance RMSE at different standard deviations of distance, with CT model of turn rate 2.5°/s.
Meanwhile, a and b show the comparison between MCB and UKF-SCI algorithms under the case of standard deviations of distance σ d =0.3(m); b and d show the comparison between MCB and UKF-SCI algorithms under the case of standard deviations of distance σ d =0.4(m) Fig. 4 The comparison of azimuth and distance RMSE at different standard deviations of distance, with CV model.
Using this, a publisher would encode several different versions of a video file, at different standards of quality.
Andy Trotter, the former Association of Chief Police Officers' spokesman on media matters, has said: "There is a case for saying we should look at a different standard of authorisation and that may well come out of the reviews that are being undertaken now".
He added: "I do agree with Lord Falconer that there is a need for a review and that looking at Pace when you compare it with Ripa there is a case for saying we should look at a different standard of authorisation and that may well come out of the reviews are being undertaken now".
Robustness of the method was accessed at three different standard levels 300, 600 and 1200 ng/spot of each pyrethroid and measurements of % recovery was expressed in terms of relative standard deviation (R.S.D.%).
What these judgments ignore is how context shapes our spending decisions at all different levels of the economy, and at all different standards of taste.
She wrote the book "Unbending Gender" and she, too, has found that women are held to a different standard at work.
That the referees allowed what should have been repeated yellow-card fouls without calling them just shows that there is a different standard at each level of play.
