Sentence examples for choosing standards from inspiring English sources

Of course, the process for both publishing ideas and for choosing standards eventually became more formal.

A discussion on LCF illustrates the importance of choosing standards based not only on statistical methods such as Target Transformation but also on sample mineralogy and particle size.

That happened in no small part because the federal government nurtured the market with heavy investment, mainly by the Defense Department, and by choosing standards, like the Cobol programming language.

The sequencing of his performances has always been a point of pride for Mr. Jarrett, whether it involves choosing standards for his trio or shaping the direction of a solo improvisation.

The accuracy can be improved by ensuring relative homogeneity of the sample or by carefully choosing standards of similar composition to the unknown; ultimately, heterogeneity effects are best minimized by reducing sample thickness (typically to 10 30 μm) which drastically improves SXRFM accuracy.[1, 23, 24].

Choosing standards unwisely leads to over engineering or under engineering, and wasting money.

The precise value of 97 mm results from choosing standard radii of curvature of 30 mm and 75 mm for the cavity mirrors.

For the most part, schools would prefer to choose standards and diversity, using racial preferences to create a diverse class while keeping standards relatively high.

The results support ABIM's initial certification process and suggest that a written examination with well chosen standards would be useful for experienced internists.

She chose standards by which all the people of the earth could live together.

She is also the first Mixtec woman to be featured on the cover of Vogue Mexico, a publication whose chosen standards of beauty are decidedly European.