Sentence examples for standardisation activities from inspiring English sources

The bottom-up feeding and top-down transposition of standards and the active involvement of national standardisation organisations in regional and international standardisation activities continues to add to a coherent standardisation framework for stationary fuel cells.

The toolset was developed in 1996/1997 within the ISHTAR project funded by the European Commission as well as through international standardisation activities.

The aim of this paper is to advance the understanding of grid monitoring by introducing the involved concepts, requirements, phases, and related standardisation activities, including Global Grid Forum's Grid Monitoring Architecture.

By using the full compatibility conditions, unified fatigue scatter bands are proposed to interpret the fatigue behaviour of the analysed ductile irons, which may be useful both to estimate the fatigue curves by means of a reduced number of laboratory fatigue tests and for standardisation activities.

Standardisation activities associated with CR solutions, for composite networks, focus on the architecture, information models and policies necessary to deploy distributed decision making in a flexible manner.

The strategy envisages to continue and to revise the current regulatory framework laying down standards and regulations of vehicle emissions, to support R&D in green technologies, to support consumer information and market uptake by introducing EU-wide electro-mobility projects and to engage in international standardisation activities and dialogues.

Even though the corresponding standardisation activity has not yet started, early discussions and research work, for instance in the EU project METIS [15], indicate that MIMO for large two-dimensional antenna arrays, so-called "massive MIMO" may become an important 5G ingredient, potentially using extensive three-dimensional beamforming techniques.

Not only are these data sets interesting in and of themselves, they also provide a useful early validation of the PEDRo data model, which has served as a starting point for the ongoing standardisation activity through the Proteome Standards Initiative of the Human Proteome Organisation.

This paper describes the state-of-the-art of the standardisation platforms and activities for stationary fuel cell applications and assesses the interaction between the different platforms and activities.

Faced with the urgent need to facilitate the next generation of Air Traffic Management systems and to alleviate the insufficient interoperability of its components, standardisation and validation activities have to be promoted.

In Liquid Scintillation Counting (LSC), the Triple to Double Coincidence Ratio method (TDCR) is an absolute activity measurement method, especially developed for pure β- and pure EC-emitters activity standardisation.