Sentence examples for some other standards from inspiring English sources

By some other standards, apparently including his own, he never really cooled down.

START WITH THE BASICS Let's begin with some other standards, tried and true advice that served banks and borrowers well for years, until they forgot all about them in the race to write more loans and buy bigger houses.

This corresponds to some other standards, for example SIA 262, which take into account this influence by exponent of 1/2.

Some other standards, such as 802.11a and 802.11g, have data rates that drop off even more dramatically with distance, which are exactly the conditions our protocol needs to perform well, but we use 802.11b in our simulations because our real world experiments produced results for 802.11b.

Would that make it all right, or would some other standard give us reasons to resist?

Over five days, the event created tens of millions of dollars in revenue for the city, while just 201 people were arrested, all but one charged with disorderly conduct or some other standard, protest-related misdemeanor.

Some other standard algebraic constructions are more peculiar to BAs.

There is a need to compare the crisp output from the FIS with some other standard methodologies for computing composite indicators.

Rather, his point is that there is no way of telling what is genuinely pleasurable (and therefore what is most pleasurable) unless we already have some other standard of value.

At the present time, there are various discretization methods to discretize a continuous model, including the standard methods, such as the Euler method, the Runge Kutta method, and some other standard finite difference schemes, and the non-standard finite difference scheme, which is originally developed by Mickens (see [24 26]).

At the present time, there are various discretization methods to discretize a continuous model, including the standard methods, such as Euler method, Runge-Kutta method, and some other standard finite difference schemes, and the nonstandard finite difference (NSFD) scheme, which is originally developed by Mickens [10 12].