Sentence examples for standard derived from from inspiring English sources

CORBA is the established standard derived from the Client/Server model for distributed applications in heterogeneous networks.

The drinking water standard derived from standards of World Health Organization (WHO 1997) was used as the standard to determine ground water quality for drinking purposes (Table 1).

A dataset comprising 169 diverse retinal images was tested, and the segmentation results were assessed by a gold standard derived from the annotations of five domain experts.

We calibrate the accelerometer data against a calibration standard derived from observed GPS positions, while making use of the models to represent the forces of gravity origin.

Befitting a London taxi, the Metrocab complies with the various idiosyncratic rules set forward by London's Public Carriage Office, such as meeting a tight turning radius of 7.62m (25 feet) – a standard derived from the size of the turning circle in front of the city's Savoy Hotel.

To quantify differences in tumor cell signaling that are transparent to genomic methods, we established a super-SILAC internal standard derived from NSCLC cell lines grown in vitro and labeled with heavy lysine and arginine, and deployed them in a phosphoproteomic workflow.

It embeds documentation and design standards derived from EHR informatics, art therapy, and play therapy.

The preferred calibration materials are the WHO International Standards and secondary standards derived from them.

For example, judgments of irrationality are central to many psychiatric diagnoses, and our standards of rational thought reflect not biological findings but standards derived from normative reflection.

For specific and more accurate information regarding aging, standards derived from a representative population, with comparable means of assessment should be consulted.

You may not be hearing much about XML itself because people are taking it for granted and now are focused on the next level of standards derived from XML UDDI, WSDL and SOAP, with more to come.