Sentence examples for merged standard from inspiring English sources

Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, proposed to create a merged standard for light trucks and cars at 40 miles a gallon by 2017.

PMA and A4WP merged standards in 2014, adopting the resonance standards from A4WP and the open network API from PMA.

Thus, an efficient data management mechanism is necessary and that is why there is a noticeable interest in merging standard database technology and real-time technology recently.

Ofsted had statistics from 30 infant schools that had been merged into standard primary schools, showing that the performance of key stage one pupils suffered once they were in primary schools.

The third type combines external technology with the internal capability approach by merging different standard technologies to get advanced products requiring lower production costs.

The number of contigs then was reduced by automated end-to-end merging with standard settings (minimal 2 clones overlap) at 1e-08 and 1e-07.

Despite having different bearing materials, they were merged to 1 standard THA group as we regarded them as being equal with respect to rehabilitation.

ISO and IEC were in the process of merging their standards for quantities and units into a single set of compatible documents identified as the ISO/IEC 80000 Standard.

The best way to do this is to continue to merge their standards, including those for financial firms, into one global rulebook.

A brilliant eggplant lasagna merged two Italian standards — eggplant rollatini and lasagna — removing the heavy cheese from one and the noodles from the other to form a remarkably light starter that is not just for eggplant lovers or vegetarians.

The various living standard items were merged and dichotomised into either improved living standard (having at least one of the living standard items in the reference category) or poor living standard (having none of the living standard items in the reference category) as the exposed category.