Sentence examples for standardized ones from inspiring English sources
The administration plan would not require that custom-made derivative instruments — those with unique characteristics negotiated between companies — be traded on exchanges or through clearinghouses, though standardized ones would.
Its hardware was proprietary: the company had its own Mac factory and favored unique cables, disk drives, and power cords, rather than standardized ones.
According to Mr. Straub, customers who originally came to Mondus for products are beginning to use it to shop for services as well, mostly standardized ones like courier services and translation.
In actuality, however, more than 50% of the dentists offering implant treatment do not use the implant card and, even in cases where it is used, most of the cards are not standardized ones.
The strength of this algorithm and its enhancement resides in the fact that no new measurements, interfaces, events or signalling need to be added to the already standardized ones, which is to be considered by any operator or vendor that would implement this approach.
From a functional point of view, interoperability is characterized by four major points: At the borders, the train should not change locomotives, the train should not stop, it should not have a change of control agent and the driver should not carry out control actions other than ERTMS standardized ones [13].
The spectra were also weighted or standardized one over the standard deviation for each wavenumber (cm−1) in the spectral range.
While 5G standards have yet to be standardized, one model that has broad traction in the telecommunications industry is to use so-called "small cell" antennas to increase bandwidth and connection quality while reducing infrastructure and power costs.
Cloud SLAs will be standardized, one way or the other.
Using this approach, 132 (9.3%) subjects were identified as high dose users (standardized one year prevalence: 9.6%).
Of the 1423 study subjects, 108 (7.6%) filled at least one high daily dose prescription (standardized one year prevalence: 7.9%).
