Sentence examples for generation standards from inspiring English sources

Some Wyoming school districts have already adopted the Next Generation standards on their own.

Stage, E. K., Asturias, H., Cheuk, T., Daro, P A. & Hampton, S. B. Opportunities and challenges in next generation standards.

Here in Wyoming and elsewhere, criticism of the Next Generation standards is also being fueled by a spreading backlash against national academic standards in general.

In recent years, the state's efforts to appease test critics have included the elimination of time limits on the tests, as well as the development of what is being called the "Next Generation Standards," a reworking of the Common Core, a set of educational standards that were supposed to better align education nationally, but which met resistance.

Current generation standards such as 3rd Generation Partnership Project Long-Term Evolution (3GPP LTE) have employed similar techniques such as joint MIMO precoder and AMC to improve diversity gain through directional gain and interference reduction [14, 15].

In this regard, next generation standards are already considering that conventional paradigms need to be rethought in a way able to exploit multi-antenna capacity increase, shadowing diversity, and path loss break concept.

As the next generation standard of the mobile communications, a long-term evolution (LTE -Advanced is standardized [1].

For the realization of the adaptive residual generation, standard adaptive technique is applied.

The second generation of the digital video broadcasting over satellite standard (DVB-S2) is the latest generation standard for SatComs enabling broadband and interactive services via satellite [41].

The newly developed 2nd generation standard for digital video broadcasting (DVB-T2) emerges as a significant upgrade over its first generation predecessor DVB-T.

It is maintained by 3GPP group and establishes itself as a 4th generation standard in the form of LTE-Advanced [1].