Sentence examples for original standards from inspiring English sources

The original standards for fuel economy in the 1970s exempted light trucks, which were a small share of the market.

In a hearing on Wednesday, dozens of speakers, including several professional educators hired to write the original standards, urged more time for review of the full curriculum.

"The original standards for these have been dramatically refined and updated to ensure maximum flexibility for these sources," the agency said in a press release.

The original standards, in 1976, specified that men had to have run a marathon in the preceding year in three hours or less.

The conflict stems from 1997, when the environmental agency decided that the original standards, based on combating short-term peaks of smog, were not sufficient.

And next year the council expects to publish proposed standards for existing commercial and institutional buildings -- a universe 80 times larger than the prime market for the original standards.

Finally, the GRO standardization was reversed (multiplying each value by the original standard deviation and adding the population mean).

DirecTV's original standard-definition recorders were manufactured by TiVo.

The analysis says the higher withdrawal rate will make it harder for people who try to earn their way back to their original standard of living.

Advocates for the poor and technical experts have argued for years that the original standard, developed in conjunction with the Johnson administration's War on Poverty, was anachronistic.

At a ceremony early this month in Florida, the last block of addresses based on the original standard, known as IPv4, were allocated to the five registries.