Sentence examples for standard defined in from inspiring English sources
Such a facial animation has become a standard defined in ISO/IEC MPEG-4 [15].
The structure of OFDM data symbols follows the IEEE 802.11a standard defined in [20], where N = 64 and N CP =16.
Nitrate and pesticide contamination of surface and groundwater has become a major problem in intensive farming regions in Europe, with nitrate concentrations reaching values above the standard defined in 2000 by the European Water Framework Directive.
This audit examined the Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust RCHT Critical Care Departmentnt's compliance with the current standard defined in our local antimicrobial policy.
An FDG PET/CT examination may cover various coaxial imaging ranges; these ranges are described as follows, with different denominations depending on European standard (GL 1.0) or US standard (defined in Current Procedural Terminology 2005): Whole-body imaging : From the top of the head through the feet (standard for both Europe and the US).
The quality of the water used for intermittent RRT techniques in intensive care should comply with the circulars and standards defined in the European pharmacopeia in force for chronic hemodialysis.
The paper will then examine the extent to which several standards defined in the GDPR will provide meaningful protection for privacy and control over identity for users of IoT.
This system is able to adjust voltage dip depth and duration to the standards defined in different countries and also the fault impedance seen by the grid in order not to disturb its operation during the tests.
Underpinned by standards defined in accordance with specific political, social and economic priorities, and projected into the world via dashboards and visualizations, the emerging data infrastructure of HE in the UK has the potential to reshape how universities are governed, and thereby to reshape organizational and individual behaviours within the new ambience of measurement and performance.
Data were analysed according to the criteria and standards, defined in Table 1.
Variable payments corresponded to the remaining 50%, payable only if results reached the standards defined in the contract.
