Sentence examples for define a common standard from inspiring English sources

The Open Grid Services Architecture (OGSA), developed by The Global Grid Forum, aims to define a common, standard, and open architecture for grid-based applications.

Talleyrand, Assemblée representative of the clergy, revolutionary leader and former Bishop of Autun, at the prompting of the mathematician and secretary of the Académie Condorcet, approached the British and the Americans in early 1790 with proposals of a joint effort to define a common standard of length based on the length of a pendulum.

We observe that the pollution standards define a common constraint upon the joint strategy space of the regions.

It is important as we define a common agenda that we also define common culture - the values, expectations, and accountability everyone will share.

It is defined as both a framework and a common standard for software radio specifications, and it is based on three major elements.

We defined early sexual debut as reported age at first sex of 14 years or younger, a common standard (Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS [UNAIDS] 2011).

Libor is an acronym for the London interbank offered rate, a common standard.

It took several years, and NAFTA to evolve to a common standard.

The problems of using a common standard are avoided.

A common standard deviation of 3.5 drugs is assumed.

A common standard is 5 nibs between guidelines.[11].[11]