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The new plug is slated for industry review next year, with a final specification published in the middle of 2014.

The Volt uses a plug specification published in 2009, SAE J1772-2009, that is considered a standard for electric cars in North America.

The Commission shall take appropriate implementing measures and make implementation of the relevant standards compulsory by making reference to them as compulsory standards in the list of standards and/or specifications published in the Official Journal of the European Union. 5.

3. In taking the measures referred to above, Member States shall encourage compliance with the relevant standards or specifications published in accordance with Articles 17, 18 and 19 of Directive 2002/21/EC (Framework Directive).

In order to ensure that disabled end-users are able to access such services while travelling in other Member States, measures taken shall include ensuring compliance with relevant standards or specifications published in accordance with the provisions of Article 17 of Directive 2002/21/EC (Framework Directive).

The Proem architecture allows peers to form groups of mutually trusting devices, according to a specification published by the Oregon team in 2000 for "Disseminating Trust Information in Wearable Communities". Each time agents exchange information about a transaction, they can also exchange data about past transactions, like a decentralized version of the reputation system on eBay.

The base protocol specification was published in July 2011 in [14].

SWF File Format SWFF, pronounced swiff) is a proprietary binary file format, its specification is published in [27].

The first official version of the SED-ML specification was published in March 2011.

Video of the device could be easily found on YouTube, and details of its design and specifications were published in numerous patents, Huawei said.

The specifications have been published in the Addenda of FAO Food and Nutrition Paper 52, from Addendum 4 onwards.