Sentence examples for standard name from inspiring English sources

Table 2 List of identified transport and logistics relevant standards (Source: compiled by the Authors) Standard name Regulating organisation Issue Year Scope CEN/TR 14310 CEN 2002 Freight transportation services - Declaration and reporting of environmental performance in freight transport chains.

The international awards addressed the current debate around the relative merits of untapped talent and a gold standard name.

This alternative position doesn't appear to have a standard name, so let me call it the "climate-policy big bang".

If this were a hurricane or a typhoon, then a standard name would be issued by the World Meteorological Organization and used by everyone reporting its path and possible effects.

Intel had trouble registering "486" and "586" for chips not because they are numbers but, rather, because "x86" (based on the Intel 8086) had become the standard name for a microprocessor architecture type made by many companies.

But the painted fade-out has another high point in European art, in a body of paintings made by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque between 1909 and 1911 – landscapes, still-lives and portraits, for which the standard name is Cubism.

In other words, the comma is there to make a distinction that already exists under standard naming conventions.

Three years later, the Joint Photographic Experts Group JPEGG) was formed to create a new standard, named the JPEG standard, that used data compression to keep graphics files small.

For explanations of standard names, see W3C (www.w3.org/TR/tr-date-stds).

In such "canonical" cases, we adopt these standard names, as in Granule, Mossy, CA3 basket, and CA1 pyramidal cells.

I know of no standard names for this and the next problem, so I just give descriptive labels.