Sentence examples for common digital standard from inspiring English sources

In Europe, a common digital standard is pre-eminent; in the United States, wireless carriers are split among three rival standards, which so far are largely incompatible.

Europe and Asia use a common digital standard, called the global system for mobile communications, or G.S.M., that lets users call among 120 countries.

A common digital standard (its replacement is a bone of contention between Europe and America) allows users to call home from Shanghai and Sydney to Reykjavik and Rimini.

The group is setting out to create a common digital standard that would let consumers buy or rent a digital video once and then play it on any device.

All of Europe adopted a common digital standard that allowed people to use mobile phones virtually anywhere in the region.

Common standards are vital to the telephone business: because the continent was fragmented, Europe's cellular industry accepted early the need for a single digital standard.

The sites of schwannoma ranged from brachial plexus to dorsal branch of common digital nerve.

Such special effects are crude by today's digital standards.

In the future, the two countries plan to cooperate on high-speed rail, transportation of freight and passenger train station development, and developing common standards for digital television and mobile communication.

The firm has notably not joined an industry consortium that is trying to lay down common standards for digital film distribution, which suggests it is working on an alternative.

Common standards = commodity standards for many players in this industry.