Sentence examples for standard for interoperability from inspiring English sources
The paper ends with an example showing the use of the standard for interoperability.
An open standard for interoperability based on the Open Grid Protocol would allow users to cross freely from one world to another, just as they can go from one Web site to another on the Internet today.
With rapid innovation cycles that produce high-quality, low-priced goods, Chinese companies have the scale and consumer base to set the standard for interoperability — possibly before they even enter the U.S. smart home market.
These examples show not only the advantages of the CAPE-OPEN standard for interoperability in process science but also the advantages of automatic code generation based on mathematical analysis of the equation systems.
The IEEE 2030 standard for interoperability in the Smart Grid remarks upon the importance of well-defined data models in such complex scenarios and puts emphasis on the benefits of ontologies and OWL (Web Ontology Language) for this purpose.
The caBIG Architecture workspace is currently defining a data grid framework that will become the caBIG 'Gold' standard for interoperability.
According to Dr Charles Gutteridge, the DH's national clinical director for informatics, in 2013 the NHS Commissioning Board will publish standards for interoperability and have a process which "both rewards people who use the standards and applies sanctions to those who do not".
Without standards for interoperability, doctors and hospitals don't know if the systems they buy will be outdated by the time they are implemented.
The technical standards for interoperability (TSI) analysis showed that the slipstream velocities generated were below half of the maximum permissible value of the standard whereas the pressure was 43% greater than the limiting value.
We compare existing systems and discuss the importance of standards for interoperability and the challenges associated with system maintenance and long-term support.
The current storage industry is based on tens of thousands of man-hours put into defining today's standards for interoperability with devices and applications, including the OS, device driver, HBA, switch, storage controller, and disk drive.
