Sentence examples for standard to define from inspiring English sources

He called for "a national standard to define marriage between a man and a woman".

The orbital position of the Earth about the Sun, as developed mathematically in the American astronomer Simon Newcomb's tables of the Sun (1898), were selected as the standard to define the numerical measure of Ephemeris Time.

That's a difficult standard to define, but if we're talking about S.U.V.'s in excess of $70,000, the Range Rover is definitely capable of delivering patrician passengers, or a trailer load of their steeds, most anywhere from Scarsdale to the Sahara.

Neul is betting on its Weightless communication standard to define the entire category.

Cytology and/or histology was used as reference standard to define the final diagnosis.

Cytological and/or histological results were used as reference standard to define the final diagnosis.

The state, the report said, lacks standards to define what it means to provide an adequate legal defense and has no means to enforce such standards.

"Today, that's not enough" PAGE C1 A.P. TO CLARIFY 'FAIR USTANDARDSARDS The Associated Press said it plans to lay out clear "fair use" standards to define how much of its articles and broadcasts bloggers and Web sites can excerpt without infringing on its copyright.

Then, we discuss suitable technological standards to define, register, and enable business collaborations.

One problem is that there are no agreed standards to define, analyze, organize, and evaluate such patterns.

To address the needs of information integration a number of organizations are developing standards to define the information units that will be shared.