Sentence examples for competing standard from inspiring English sources

The new Intel bet is remarkable given that the company initially backed the wrong wireless standard, putting its resources behind a competing standard known as Home RF.

The group said the new standards would be based on the next-generation wireless networks built on the global system for mobile communications standard, which is prevalent worldwide but lags in the United States behind Qualcomm's competing standard, called code-division multiple access.

Part of establishing that beachhead is Weave, a competing standard to Apple's HomeKit (set to ramp up later this year), which can work independently of Brillo and allows apps in the smart lamps of the future to talk to apps in smart soap dispensers.

Sadly, most devices with wireless charging use a competing standard and are not compatible with this system.

AT&T relies heavily on a competing standard known as TDMA, which he says makes upgrading more difficult than it is with Sprint's CDMA.

In 2013, WiTricity joined a competing standard, the Alliance 4 Wireless Power (A4WP), which counts Qualcomm and Samsung among its members.

At its current incarnation, MIABi will not mandate all dataset or database submissions to be fully compliant with standard nomenclature, controlled vocabularies and standard ontologies, for the practical reason that many scientific communities may not be ready to agree to the standardization process or competing standards or that there are no standard terminologies in many rapidly growing fields.

One is the prospect of competing standards.

Even in what is generically called high-definition television, or HDTV, there are competing standards.

Although it has been muddled by competing standards, the market is maturing.

Complicating matters is a battle over competing standards, with the United States, Britain, Japan, France and Australia adopting separate digital radio technologies.