Sentence examples for standardized forms of from inspiring English sources

The ideal of centralized cataloging led to increased interest in standardized forms of entry.

The use of standardized forms of writ greatly simplified judicial administration.

Such problems, which generally occur under the complex and multiple demands of everyday life, are difficult to capture using typical controlled, standardized forms of assessment.

By the time of her death on June 22 at 78, she was widely credited with spurring society to make room for "Ms". — in common English usage, in the standardized forms of officialdom and in cultural attitudes toward women.

Christians in Malaysia and Indonesia use Allah to refer to God in the Malaysian and Indonesian languages (both of which are standardized forms of the Malay language).

While promising in their own right, these physiological measures do not yet offer standardized forms of attitude assessment (for advances in this domain, see, [16], [18]).

Pilipino language, standardized form of Tagalog, and one of the two official languages of the Philippines (the other being English).

The Seattle study is the first to test the effect of a standardized form of counseling, cognitive behavior therapy, delivered entirely over the phone.

The most important languages in the central division are Tagalog (a standardized form of which, Pilipino, is the official national language) and Cebuano.

Helping to unite this diversity of peoples is the national language, a standardized form of Malay, officially called Bahasa Malaysia (formerly Bahasa Melayu).

A revised Bible in this standardized form of the language, executed by R. Indrebö, was published by the Norwegian Bible Society in 1938.