Sentence examples for planned standards from inspiring English sources

The modernization standards discussed in this chapter involve current standards, work in progress, and planned standards as defined by the OMG modernization roadmap.

Regardless of their influence, Yahoo!, AT&T and the other companies may have a difficult time overpowering AOL's dominance in the instant messaging space, even after the planned standards are in place.

The newest industry obsession is the Obama Administration's planned standards for forgiving loans of students who were defrauded by their schools, along with requirements that schools that have engaged in troubling behavior post bigger letters of credit.

This should promote a broader acceptance of the planned standard method, thus facilitating its integration in the method collection of interested laboratories.

A biopsy (stereotactic, open skull) can be performed when surgical excision is not planned (standard).

We have planned standard methods that yield credible results, including explicit eligibility criteria, a comprehensive search, and duplicate assessment of eligibility and risk of bias.

Most callers were still receiving planned standard programme calls at the time of their risk assessments; perhaps callers who had recently spoken to a coach did not feel they needed another call at that time.

Therefore, international cooperation is required to unify network codes, planning standards, energy transformation devices and information system interfaces.

There is a long list of research questions covering a wide scope that will need to be addressed and answered, including but not limited to customer acceptance, societal impacts, communication technologies, ethical issues, planning, standards, and policy [7, 14].

In Vinh, the Vietnamese government is trying to provide slums with better services by adjusting planning standards to make them more realistic and cheaper.

Mr. Pataki, however, who has previously called on federal officials to review emergency planning standards, today went a step further, calling for a "top-to-bottom" review of how plants were regulated.