Sentence examples for standardized arrangements from inspiring English sources

There are labels ready to market this music, clubs ready to book it, a reliable stable of musicians to play it and almost standardized arrangements and production techniques — fiddles, accordions, acoustic bass, brushed drums.

Some buddhist schools recommend certain standardized arrangements of images for their lay members, in Japan often as triptychs with the main Buddha surrounded by either bodhisattvas, dharma guardians or lineage masters.

In 1917, Woodrow Wilson requested that the U.S. Bureau of Education determine an official, standardized arrangement of the song.

Standardized arrangement makes it easy for the user to find comparable pictures of different species.

This cautious response is in part due to a lack of standardized commercial arrangements, insufficient performance data, misperceptions of risk, and lack of access to secondary capital markets, which together increase the cost of capital.

This improvement is achieved mainly by the reduction of frequency of valve operation, like MS dryers requiring periodical regeneration, and by the standardized module arrangement of the DS with SC.

Application of a validated standardized marker arrangement will then allow consistent and reliable analysis of lateral tibial plateau fractures monitored by RSA across different healthcare centers.

Another interesting collaboration example is Pfizer Legal Alliance, a collaboration program for Pfizer's outside counsel, which makes them work more closely and collaboratively both with Pfizer and with each other using standardized fixed-fee billing arrangements.

HE conducted most clinical arrangements, supported standardized patient recruitment and selection, conducted the screening of pool of patients, and assembled components of the clinical case; he had secondary responsibility for manuscript development.

Social franchises engage private providers in a contractual arrangement to provide standardized health services under a common brand name [ 1, 2].

An individual's eligibility for residential aged care is ascertained by Aged Care Assessment Teams (ACAT) against standardized criteria that include functional status, health and living arrangements.