Sentence examples for making standards that from inspiring English sources

And so, you know, the challenge I think as Kevin said is making standards that are both practical and open.

After World War II, standardizers transcended Cold War divisions to create standards that made the global economy possible.

These proofs, and those that follow on from them, are in the tradition of making standard assumptions that are generally accepted within the context of practical calculations in statistical mechanics.

Another explanation is that in the 1990's the rise of the personal computer model of business -- with many competing suppliers making standard components that are then assembled -- had led to more patent activity.

The World Wide Web Consortium spent more than two decades making open standards that let anyone make a web browser and compete for users' loyalty.

Schreiner, Simicevic et al. made protein standards that contained different neurexin isoforms fused to the fluorescent protein GFP before carrying out SRM assays.

BMW, Honda and Porsche make standard transmissions that shift fluidly, crisply and easily, no matter the horsepower, whether the car is going 30 or 130 miles per hour.

For instance, they'll create a standard — we'll make a product, and they'll make a standard that's different than the product, lower or higher.

Standards that make clear the otherwise fuzzy relationship between cause, charity and donor.

It enabled us to establish the fundamental nuclear safety standards that have made nuclear the safest of all energy sources.

But they do push for standards that can make everyone's lives easier.