Sentence examples for main standards from inspiring English sources

Most of the work in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the internet's main standards bodies, is done online.

At the level of "radio protocols" for handling calls and data exchange, there are currently two main standards -- the global system for mobile, or GSM, and code division multiple access, or CDMA.

There are three main standards: DVB-H, favoured in Europe; DMB, which has been adopted in South Korea and Japan; and MediaFLO, which is being rolled out in America.

The main standards from the guideline are listed in Table 1.

Simulation assumptions and outputs are designed to comply with the main standards utilised for defining solar collector performance curves.

But the basic point is that reporting outcomes is a requirement for students, and soon, reporting within one of the main standards will be as well.

But Canova did not consider ancient statuary the sole or even main standard against which to measure his work.

However, such parents might lose custody in Family Court, where the main standard is the welfare of the child.

"The main standard the F.D.A. uses is that 75percentt of transfused blood cells have to be in circulation 24 hours after the transfusion," Dr. Bennett-Guerrero said.

If the whole thing smacked of a movie soundtrack, that's partly because Mr. Eschenbach led with such clear feeling, and partly because film is today's main standard of comparison for a dramatic work extending over 90 minutes.

Administration officials said Sunday that the main standard they were using to measure the viability of G.M. was the probability of recovering additional taxpayer money used to help the company, should more aid be necessary.