Sentence examples similar to coordinated standard from inspiring English sources

The Collaboratev partners compare this with the fees charged for using another bank's A.T.M. Colin Read, an ECOtality vice president, said in an interview that coordinated standards could also help reduce the cost of charging stations for consumers.

Those organizations, along with the U.S. departments of War, Navy, and Commerce, joined to establish a national body to coordinate standards development and to serve as a clearinghouse for the work of standards-developing agencies.

I became the chief instructor in mountain rescue, coordinating standards of teaching and training.

By coordinating standards for online privacy in the late 1990s we helped accelerate the growth of global e-commerce.

One of the first acts of the bureau was to sponsor a national conference on weights and measures to coordinate standards among the states; one of the main functions of the annual conference became the updating of a model state law on weights and measures, which resulted in virtual uniformity in legislation.

TEW designed the study; downloaded the citations; oversaw data processing with SemRep, the conventional treatment summarization schema, and the dynamic summarization application; built the baseline measurements; coordinated reference standard construction; performed the manual data evaluation; and wrote the original manuscript.

In effect, then, convergence through inductive deliberation requires me and my opponent to solve a new coordination problem: coordinating our standards of projectibility.

The realigned images were normalized to the stereotactic coordinate system standard SPM/MNI (Montreal Neurological Institute) template with a 2 mm resolution, transformed into a standard steorotaxic space, and spatially smoothed using a Gaussian kernel of 8 mm full width at half maximum (FWHM).

Generally, payload of the robot, the maximum weight of the object that the robot can operate, is very small and they cannot transport heavy objects with standard coordinated grasping methodology.

Given that DSM-IV psychiatric criteria have been coordinated with European standard criteria (ICD-10) [ 23], one would not expect international variation in diagnostic categories, but rather differences in their percentages of distribution from country to country.

The International Organization for Standardization, with headquarters in Geneva, coordinates global standards.