Sentence examples for be the universal standard from inspiring English sources

Phi, or the golden section, would appear to be the universal standard of beauty (whether we like it, or not).

Today's popularity of competence-based programmes does not imply that a competence-based design should be the universal standard.

"They're the universal standard for all small business," said Steven L. Null of the Coalition for Fair Business Rents.

We have come to accept, at face value, that our way of life is the universal standard.

INTRODUCTION: Prehospital spinal immobilization (PSI) for patients with suspected spinal injury has been the universal standard of practice for emergency medical services (EMS) in the United States since the early 1970s.

The WHO Classification of Tumors of the Central Nervous System is the universal standard for classifying and grading brain neoplasms [ 1].

An example is the Universal Serial Bus USBB) standard, for which Intel instigated the development process in 1994 with 6 other large companies including IBM and Microsoft – a small, closed group where each partner had significant assets and credibility with the broader market.

Now to talk about Qi: First of all, it's pronounced "Chee," and it is the new universal standard for inductive charging.

It is here that the kilogram -- the universal standard against which all other kilograms are measured -- resides in controlled conditions set out in 1889, in an underground vault that can be opened only with three different keys possessed by three different people.

My standard for alliances is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Bill of Rights in the U.S Constitution.

19 November 2009 – The Convention on the Rights of the Child is a universal standard for building a better world – a world in which the best interests of children are a primary concern of all.