Sentence examples for standard represents from inspiring English sources

The standard represents a shift from pollution control to pollution prevention regarding environmental protection during refueling.

The standard represents a model standard for evaluating all security risks of petroleum and petrochemical infrastructure and operations and assists industries in more thoroughly and consistently conducting SRAs.

It is evident that the old standard represents a very detailed division of soil and rock into seven degrees of excavation difficulty and thus represents a substantially transparent calculation of the total price of earthworks.

The standard represents a number of advances in video coding technology in terms of both coding efficiency and flexibility and is expected to replace the existing standards such as H.263 and MPEG-1/2/4 in many possible applications.

This relevant comparative standard represents a 'variable' (or 'index') of the concept of equality that needs to be specified in each particular case (Westen 1990, p. 10); differing conceptions of equality here emerge from one or another descriptive or normative moral standard.

EPA's proposed carbon standard represents a critical step towards protecting the health of our children and families from climate change.

The Weekly Standard represented a part of the primary electorate that we could get".

Should a single ethical standard representing perfect justice be applied within rich and poor nations alike (Macklin 2004)?

A Japanese national standard, representing a genotype 3b HEV strain, was prepared and evaluated in parallel.

A lag of a year or two in carrying out the California standards represents a significant saving for the automobile industry, Mr. White, the clean-energy advocate, said.

Defining those standards represents one of the more important challenges for research ethics.