Sentence examples for creation of a standard from inspiring English sources
But manufacturers now cater to the DVR market, for example with the recent creation of a standard "time limiting command", which determines how hard drives handle error checking.
The fact that so many Lebanese emigrated led to the creation of a standard theme in Lebanese fiction: emigrants returning to their villages.
Future work includes the creation of a standard bug dataset containing bugs from C# projects.
Probably motivated by the need to reach a common privacy framework with the US, and also to incorporate controls over tracking using browser fingerprinting, she has expressed support for recent self-regulation proposals put forward by the advertising industry while calling for the creation of a standard on how web sites should respond to a US type DNT track indication.
So you get a shrinking of the primary source of news before the creation of a standard business model for Internet news organizations that will be able to fill that gap.
This allowed lysosomal pH to equilibrate with the Mes/HEPES buffer and facilitated the creation of a standard curve correlating lysosomal pH with the magnitude of fluorescence emission.
This factor however, doesn't preclude the creation of a "standard-setting body" like the NFA (which is the model of the Gemini Proposal) or the creation of an "expert" or "advisory committee" that could be comprised of regulators, exchange representatives, lobbyists and other cryptocurrency industry stakeholders.
The effect of these simulations was then tested on a re-creation of a standard dispersal algorithm that we programmed (because the preexisting manufacturer-supplied fixation detection algorithms do not allow for the processing and reprocessing of the same data set).
Creation of such a standard was crucial because the United States was about to embark on its atomic bomb program, in which large numbers of researchers and workers would be encountering radioactive materials in unprecedented ways.
But will its technology allow it to dominate its market through network effects and the creation of a new standard?
In New Jersey, the state's environmental commissioner, Robert C. Shinn, a Whitman appointee, has been advocating the creation of a state standard since last summer.
