Ultimately, they argue, the standards movement will yield to multiple standards.
She also noted that many companies accept multiple standards when sourcing forest products.
Human rights has become completely politicized with multiple standards that apply to different parts of the world.
Were a constitution to impose multiple standards for such things, it would lead to a plethora of "Jewish peoples" -- Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist and others.
In the wake of other format conflicts, including the one over the first generation of DVD's, multiple standards co-exist, with the differences papered over by machines that can play several formats.
The decision did not set multiple standards, the Gore brief said, but rather "was quite insistent that the counting of ballots must be governed by a single uniform standard: the intent of the voter must control".
Therefore, the exigencies of a few power holders should not supersede the interest of humanity through familiar practices of endorsement of undemocratic governments, not responsive to the will and needs of their people, and application of double and multiple standards of response to incidents around the globe.
Pros: simple setup, cross-platform, decent app, developer community, multiple standards in one box, unites your existing kit, adaptable Cons: not compatible with everything, workarounds for non-natively supported devices will be difficult for some, Internet of Things still very early in its lifecycle.
A recent report from Analysys, a consultancy based in Cambridge, England, suggested that mobile-network operators should consider building Wi-Fi networks alongside their 3G networks and facilitate seamless switching between the two.In short, multiple standards will prevail: Wi-Fi, 3G, 2.5G networks, and specialist data-only networks such as Mobitex.
There's quasi standards, but why are there multiple standards?
One tendency is to equate democratic representation simply with the existence of fluid and multiple standards.
