Spectral bands are allocated to wireless communication standards by regulation and standardization bodies such as the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) or the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).
Regulation and standardization of these modalities, especially botanicals, is incomplete.
Regulation and standardization insure that, when competitors meet, everyone will have trained for the same event, and the results can be compared across competitions.
One thing I foresee is proper regulation and standardization, and that's where Standard Dose comes in.
The working theory is that cannabis, as an industry, is headed toward commoditization, regulation and standardization.
The comprehensive survey of Internet of things service definition, regulation, and standardization activities was given in article [15].
In the solar energy sector, large companies have strong connections to the Ministry of Employment and the Economy which is responsible for the energy regulation and standardization.
The Aotearoa/New Zealand Te Kohanga Reo story is a different story than is found in most other Anglo/Western countries, which are traditionally driven from the top down, seeing regulation and standardization as means to address quality and accountability.
As for potential pollution from fracking, better regulation and standardization could address it as the EPA said, although skeptics will argue that an increasingly powerful gas industry would be just as capable of pushing back against regulation as today's coal industry is.
Certification of stove or stove component manufacturers by a standards agency or a network of producers is a means of ensuring adherence to design specifications for fuel efficiency and emissions (regulation, certification, and standardization).
