Sentence examples for standard referred from inspiring English sources

First, a distinction is made between speech forms considered to be correct or standard (referred to as śabda) and those that are considered incorrect or nonstandard (apaśabda).

Since the 3GPP released the first version of the standard, referred to as release 99 or Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS), in 2000, the standardization have been continuing evolution up to now.

He pointed out that because Beck was a public figure he had to prove a legal standard referred to as actual malice, and show that Eiland-Hall knew his assertions were inaccurate.

All other data points were close to, or on, the 45° line, and together with the PPMCC, this indicated that the measures from the 3D-PAT correlated well with the Vicon reference standard (refer to Table  3).

But that standard refers only to testing of cattle already showing classic "mad" behavior, like nervousness, kicking when milked and attacking elders in the herd.

"It's bullshit!" he told the Evening Standard, referring to the fact British jihadis such as Jihadi John had been given nicknames based on the four Beatles members.

"Please do send my best to Veronica," he beamed to one young reporter from the Evening Standard, referring to the paper's editor Veronica Wadley.

This part of standard refers to programming languages.

IEEE 802.15.4 standard refers to a short-range wireless technology intended for Personal Area Networks (PANs).

Manageability can also be considered a quality or a standard referring to the relative ease of dealing with matters.

The breed standard refers to this as "hair stroke".