Sentence examples for has created a standard from inspiring English sources

Symbian has created a standard operating system, called EPOC, for wireless devices.

Every language has its local spoken forms, but not every group in the world has created a standard language.

To bring some order to the fuzzy world of cloud computing, the U.S. government's National Institute of Standards and Technology has created a standard definition and a Cloud Computing Reference Architecture.

David Rockwell, the founder and C.E.O., has created a standard kit that can be deployed cheaply in open spaces across the country, but at Burling Slip he pays homage to its nautical past with pulleys, masts and periscope-like tubes through which children can talk from opposite ends of the park.

With Zapp, the company has created a standard credit report and rental application that will enable renters to fill out their information once and then be able to submit it to brokers and property managers.

It's a classic britches-to-riches saga of the self-made entrepreneur (and workaholic) "who has created a standard of excellence for the Canadian Women's Fashion Industry," according to nygard.com's hagiographic account.

Virgin Trains, too, has created a standard-class business package.

As such, we have created a standard curriculum and schedule for the calls (see Table 4).

Mr. Almereyda has created a new standard for adaptations of Shakespeare, starting with an understanding of the emotional pull of the material that corresponds with its new period and setting.

The bifurcated approach, Mr. Gambardella said, has created a double standard that is hurting operators while allowing Web-based competitors to grab revenue, be it text-messaging sales via the texting app What's App, or revenue from calls with Skype or Viber, a Web-based mobile calling app created by a company in Cyprus.

"The UN has created a double standard with no legal basis: on the one hand, it has decreed 'zero tolerance for sexual exploitation and abuse', and claims that the immunity that protects its staff, police, and experts from being subjected to normal legal processes simply doesn't apply in such cases," said Donovan.