Sentence examples for publishing level from inspiring English sources

However, as stated above, few CEN standards designed for CH applications have already reached the publishing level and in the meantime one must consider "adoptable" standards, for instance, for porosity measurements and water absorption on stone material [3 6].

Within this framework the Cultural Heritage (CH) sector is on an outliner position and although since 2001 efforts are undertaken to produce CEN standards and although the need for standardisation is postulated periodically in International expert meetings [1], up-to-date only nine CEN standard documents have reached the publishing level [2].

CDAAC published Level 2 atmospheric dry profiles (atmPrf) in a height range up to 60 km from the ground.

Energy consumption per transition is recorded to be below 30 fJ in both processes, orders of magnitude lower then other published level shifter implementations.

He has published Level Set Methods and Dynamic Implicit Surfaces (Springer 2002, ISBN 0-387-95482-1) along with Stanley Osher.

We also used the model as a basis for our simulation studies in which we generated data according to the published level of complexity and questioned a simplified version for its validity.

The concentrations found in reclaimed water are comparable with previously published levels of sucralose in wastewater [8, 22] and at least 10 times higher than concentrations found in surface and groundwaters [3 6, 8, 9].

The user can select a person on their friends list to view their published levels, hearted levels and hearted creators.

Both phosphorylation and activation levels are in accordance with previously published levels for his-tagged rat and human HSLadi [14], [15].

In the final alignments spanning a total of 2626 bp, we observed 65 segregating sites, corresponding to 1 SNP per ∼40 bp, which is in concordance with previously published levels of exonic polymorphism in the genus [16].

Thus, our results meet this standard and are similar to other published levels of reducing sugars [ 2, 3, 37].