Sentence examples for prior standards from inspiring English sources

1731, 14 L.Ed.2d 601965965), to determine retroactivity in terms of three criteria: (1) the purpose served by the new rules; (2) the extent of law enforcement officials' justifiable reliance on prior standards; and (3) the effect on the administration of justice of a retroactive application of the new rules.

Anxious to examine countries from both the majority and minority worlds, and countries with diverse political systems, economies, and populations, the authors reviewed the literature about standards in diverse nations, and culled prior standards work done by the large number of countries, including those involved with the UNICEF-sponsored Going Global project.

The main reason is that HEVC supports larger TB sizes (i.e., 16×16 and 32×32) than those employed in prior standards, and the detection efficiency will be degraded when applying methods developed for 8×8 or 4×4 blocks to larger TBs.

Although this explanation fits well with prior theoretical speculations about nonword repetition, it does not readily account for the pattern of results obtained here, because when progressing through the four syllables of the nonword, one would expect to see a steadily increasing impact of local mismatch, as the number of prior standards increases.

Although allowing for the delivery of higher doses of radiation to the prostate, its effectiveness compared with the prior standard three-dimensional conformal therapy (3D-CRT) is uncertain.

Does that make it easier?" Certainly the daughter has no obligation to restore her parents to their prior standard of living.

Several legal experts said it might be harder for cities and other employers to determine when they had a "strong basis of evidence" for discarding a test, the standard the court imposed on Monday, compared with the prior standard of having a "good-faith basis".

σ0 is the observation's prior standard deviation.

The posteriori standard error was computed from the prior standard error of a measurement by network adjustment.

A fixed or prior standard for cumulative averages makes for a transparent correction, although any method used should also allow for a sensitivity analysis.

The g j are the set of Gauss coefficients obtained at iteration j. σ i is the prior standard deviation of the noise associated with the datum d i.