Sentence examples for compared to previous standards from inspiring English sources
Equipment requirements are discussed and compared to previous standards.
Compared to previous standards, H.264/AVC is given with respect to the coding efficiency and hardware complexity [21].
Compared to previous standards, the second generation standard attains 20-35% capacity increase or alternatively 2-2.5 dB more robust reception for the same spectrum efficiency by virtue of the advanced waveforms.
Royal Mail's new south Midlands mail centre has been designed with sustainability in mind: the building's CO2 emissions are 30% lower compared to previous building standards, and 98% of the waste from its construction has been re-used or recycled.
The development of cultivars 'TifGrand' and 'Celebration' has shown potential increases in shade tolerance compared to previous industry standards of bermudagrass (Cynodon spp .. Based on the literature, further improvements in shade tolerance can be attained through changes in nitrogen fertility rates, mowing heights, and the application of plant growth regulators.
Recent video coding standards, such as H.264 [1] and HEVC [2], significantly improve coding efficiency, compared to previous video coding standards.
H.264 has been developed with the aim of providing good-quality video at lower bit rates compared to previous video compression standards.
Using NEX = 2, water and metabolite BOLD responses were compared to previous results from standard experiments.
The FLIE scores were higher for 76% of patients during ondansetron treatment as compared to previous chemotherapy with standard antiemetics.
However, compared to previous years it showed standards were improving.
Compared to previous the video coding standards, H.264/AVC achieves higher coding performance with the use of several advanced coding tools such as variable block sizes for motion estimation (ME) and mode decision, multi-reference frames, a motion vector (MV) with quarter-pixel accuracy, a de-blocking filter, and context-based adaptive binary arithmetic coding (CABAC) [2].
