Sentence examples for most recent standards from inspiring English sources

Even by most recent standards, The Fall was dire this year.

iSCSI is one of the most recent standards that allow SCSI protocols to be carried out over IP networks.

According to Microvision representatives, the most recent standards for light levels allow beams that are almost 100 times as bright as those emitted by its retinal scanning displays.

This model should inevitably be based on the theory of general relativity, fully incorporate the relevant geophysical processes, lunar librations, tides, and should rely upon the most recent standards and recommendations of the IAU for data analysis.

The most recent standards for describing the structure of documents are XML, Document Object Model, and JSON [10, 18, 23].

Other direct 2-D designs targeting the most recent standards have also been devised by using quite similar approaches, like the ones presented in [14, 15] for the computation of the 4×4 transforms defined in AVC.

The most recent standard, known as Euro 6, took effect on Sept. 1 for all new cars sold; United States standards are still considered more stringent.

The irony of the current debate is that Romney and McCain -- the GOP's most recent standard-bearers -- are leading the chorus of those seeking to diminish Obama's authorization of the raid at Abbottabad by implying that "any leader" would have made the same decision.

Other providers had been trained to manage obstetric emergencies as part of their pre-service degree program but expressed the need for refresher trainings to ensure the retention of skills, provider confidence, and that the most recent standard of care guidelines are being used.

Qualifying counties are determined based upon OMB standards, using the most recent OMB standards for delineating statistical areas adopted by CMS.

Its academic ratings are consistently high, with the most recent state standards test for fourth-graders ranking it 21st out of the city's 671 elementary schools.