The speaking assessment was developed to meet the standards (Standard for Oral Proficiency in English, SOPE for short) set for teaching and learning of the oral English by the university.
The field of activity of the draughtsman may involve the use or an appreciation of company communications, company standards, standards for dimensioning, draughting standards, and codes of practice and standards for costs.
The Eurocodes as European unified design rules for structures are part of the European Standard Family comprising also product standards, testing standards, standards for execution, European Technical Approvals and European Technical Approval Guidelines.
In the US, responsiveness to diversity at organizational level has been promoted through the CLAS standards (Standards for Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services) [ 9], designed to address the needs of racial, ethnic, and linguistic population groups that experience disparities in health service provision [ 10, 11].
Swollen joint count was chosen as the standard, although a 'gold standard' measure for disease activity does not exist.
Data for standards (standard name, date of release, and editors & associated organisations) were manually collected from the W3C W3Csite6.
The first laptops look clunky by modern standards, but set a standard for the market.
Hawley, the most vocal and theoretical of the three, cites Björk as the gold standard for subverting standard pop formulas.
"The standard he set – a standard for honest, objective, meticulous reporting – encouraged so many others to enter the profession".
We cannot be tuned to a known standard, because a universal standard for human experience does not exist.
