Sentence examples for standard system which from inspiring English sources

It is followed by a systemic scheme for green building standard system, which includes 3 layers of basic, general and specialized standards, and its development planning as well.

Each of the six councils is committed to implementing the same version of the standard system, which means there is little need for expensive changes and maintenance.

One reason may be the cost: to outfit a 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot includes several lighouseg rods (often called air terminals), and a central surge suppressor at the main fuse box, costs about $2,500, according to Underwithers Laboratoriestandardafety certification organization.

Reagan himself wanted to return to a gold standard system, which, in 1980, had been gone for only nine years.

Naturally, the closest resemblance to a gold standard system is an actual gold standard system, which was the principle the U.S. adhered to for nearly two centuries until 1971.

In 1901, however, following the discoveries by James Clerk Maxwell to the effect that electric measurements could not be explained in terms of the three fundamental units of length, mass and time, Giovanni Giorgi proposed a new standard system which would include a fourth fundamental unit to measure quantities in electromagnetism.

Test results are presented using IEEE standard systems which demonstrate the effectiveness of the developed model.

This differs from more standard systems which can be vulnerable because their scrambling system is, in software terms, separate from the program used to create a message.

The patent system and the standards system, which have together kindled a generation of unparalleled technological advancement, are being wrongly targeted as impediments to future progress.

No other ATV offers a longer name or a standard GPS system, which helps determine if you're ripping through Amazon rain forests, shredding the Sahara or tearing up a neighbor's lawn".

The Yellow Brick Road represents the gold standard monetary system, which poor midwestern farmers (represented by the Scarecrow) blamed for turn-of-the-20th century deflation that kept the cost of their loans high.