Sentence examples for on technical standards from inspiring English sources
Second, countries need to cooperate on technical standards for medicine quality and safety in international trade.
But the effort still needs financing for researchers to work together on technical standards for sharing and interpreting genetic data.
"It will be another five years or so before that's really attacked seriously," said Dave Crocker, a consultant who works on technical standards for e-mail.
Both companies have raised concerns about how the legislation works alongside EU directives on technical standards, authorisation, e-commerce, as well as privacy and electronic communications.
The process has started well, though developing countries are said to worry about rich countries imposing costly programmes on them.Agreeing on technical standards will be difficult enough.
And Europe, which has trailed even further, should catch up thanks to a deal announced this month with two Hollywood studios.One reason for the growth is that, two years ago, the studios agreed on technical standards for digital projection.
Three companies, AT&T Wireless, Cingular and VoiceStream, operate on one technical standard, GSM.
Set to the sounds of Chinese composer Chan Wai Fat, the video uses colors based on technical standard mapping to extend the depth of the image and create a multi-sensory dream.
For wireless machine communication to become ubiquitous — imagine every home or office window opening and closing automatically to control temperature and humidity — the makers of the modules, SIM cards and associated network equipment will have to agree on broad series of technical standards to enable seamless communication between various devices.
While it's not clear how Google plans to do this, the letter notes that the company is working on a set of technical standards that will "allow users to automatically link their domain name to their blog at the time of registration".
Directive 2006/87/EC of the European Parliament and the Council represents a milestone in the on-going process of harmonization of technical standards for inland vessels in Europe.
