Sentence examples for control of the standards from inspiring English sources

It also leaves the editors in control of the standards code for press behaviour, which is at the heart of the system.

Until 1875, the French government owned the prototype metre and kilogram, but in that year the Convention of the metre was signed, and control of the standards relating to mass and length passed to a trio of inter-governmental organisations, the senior of which was the General Conference on Weights and Measures (in French the Conférence générale des poids et mesures or CGPM).

It might be very useful for stopping viruses; but it might also enable Microsoft to gain control of the standard for the delivery of digital music and movies.Security, in sum, depends on balancing cost and risk through the appropriate use of both technology and policy.

Here we are not concerned with discriminating between different error measures, but note that when the number of false hypotheses is small, control of the standard FDR is close to weak control of the FWER [ Benjamini and Hochberg, 1995].

Each amplification was performed in triplicate, with a negative control (absence of cDNA) and a positive control (cDNA of the standard for the mRNA tested).

Once you are in a compatible car, you'll be able to control all of the standard in-car features by voice.

The proposed algorithms initially utilize the Lagrangian formulation in order to add a local R-D optimization component into the current rate control scheme of the standard.

The "bricks" also made it possible to control many of the standard programmes on the Mac.

Cameron's speech was possibly precipitated by a new report into free schools, which claims that these schools – independent from local authority control – raise the standards of neighbouring schools.

In cash terms, Lebedev is likely to achieve his aim of becoming a national newspaper proprietor for something like the so-called "nominal" sum that won him control of the London Evening Standard in early 2009.

The Japanese threat receded, however, when American control of microprocessor standards came to the fore and the Japanese encountered stiff competition in memory chips in the rest of Asia, the United States and Europe.