Sentence examples for standardisation the from inspiring English sources

French writers railed about American materialism, consumerism and standardisation: the "ostentatious refrigerator", the Hollywood movies sent to "corrupt and degrade the soul".

He told the BBC: "We are trying to emphasise the need for standardisation, the need for ensuring practitioners are trained adequately and the environment they practice in is of an adequate standard".

In contrast to an increasingly dated vision of a world of mass production and standardisation, the magazine's writers described the changes wrought by a new reality of small economic units, franchising, outsourcing, self-employment and part-time work – most of it driven by companies and corporations with a global reach – which they called "Post-Fordism".

It treats well-drilling as a manufacturing process, managed by a single team from design to implementation.A study for the Society of Petroleum Engineers highlights Aera's use of just-in-time planning, careful mapping of work processes to cut waste, decentralised decision-making, standardisation, the use of visual tools to keep managers informed, and close collaboration with suppliers.

As part of the project thermo-mechanical fatigue: the route to standardisation, the behaviour of the Ni-based superalloy, Nimonic 90, has been investigated over a range of phase angles.

A Microsoft Excel™ programme has been written to rapidly generate balanced running orders that allow search runs to be truncated following correct indications; this speeds up testing whilst maintaining standardisation; the programme is available free-to-use.

All authors enhanced the design, participated in the standardisation of the counselling sessions, and the development of the intervention.

This enabled the standardisation of the meals for both the groups.

Through these processes, programme rules evolved, such as the standardisation of the information system for the province.

It is possible to freeze the blood samples facilitating the integration of such measurement in clinical routine work and the standardisation of the real-time PCR method is easier than a standardisation of the complex four-colour flow cytometry analysis.

The standardisation of the protocol allowed differently experienced investigators to reproducibly analyse the measurements.