Sentence examples for regional standard from inspiring English sources

As shown in Table 5, Figures 7a,e, 8a, and 9a are all enhanced to the VO region by PNAE and SDRCLCE, but Figures 8a and 9a are not enhanced to the VO region by NDNE because the regional standard deviation D ¯ is more than 80.

The VO region approximately ranges from 40 to 80 for the mean of regional standard deviation and from 100 to 200 for the image mean.

Similarly, an increase in mean population size of the regions of 500,000 is associated with a 10% increase (on average) in regional standard deviation (Table 2, models 6 and 7).

Now TAM is planning to merge with LAN, a privatised Chilean airline which has long set the regional standard for efficiency in its open, liberalised home market.

"It's the last thing you expect to have with such a huge airport that claims to live up to a regional standard," said Janthana Samleerangkul, 35, a travel agent in Bangkok.

Building on the past achievements of earlier Houston architects like John Staub, Karl Kamrath and Howard Barnstone, who set the regional standard of refined modernism with their ranch houses, mansions and apartment courts, a new set of local architects has sprung up to do brilliant work on small, relatively inexpensive houses.

PC Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil producer and exporter, is also regional standard-bearer for the majority Sunni Muslim branch of Islam.

Taxes are high by regional standards.

But Côte d'Ivoire, by regional standards, is powerful.

This is low even by regional standards, and catastrophic by world standards.

Niger is poor even by regional standards and militarily unable to cope.