The large volume, standardized design, and standardized materials and processes facilitate statistical control and inspection techniques to monitor production and control quality.
One of which is the existence of many different types, a consequence of experimental development, and the other, the need to standardize design for questions of reliability.
It has become possible, at least in principle, to standardize, design, and build from scratch biological parts—and assemble them into systems that perform specific functions in a predictable and reliable way.
Nevertheless, because no peacetime formula could provide for the enormous needs of war, especially if designs were so frequently changed that it became impossible to lay up any reserve planes, it appeared advisable to standardize design for periods of three years, with appropriate provision for replacements and for the turnover of equipment at stated intervals.
For example, on the elevated zero maze DBA/2NCrl mice showed more stretched postures than C57BL/6NCrl mice in Giessen (standardized design: F1,27 = 16.050, p<0.001; heterogenized design: F1,27 = 16.077, p<0.001), but fewer in Munich (standardized design: F1,27 = 12.949, p<0.001), while they did not differ in Muenster, Zürich, and Utrecht (Fig. 3).
In the novel object test, DBA/2NCrl mice explored the novel object much longer than C57BL/6NCrl mice in Giessen (standardized design: F1,27 = 101.067, p<0.001; heterogenized design: F1,27 = 24.892, p<0.001), while they explored it shorter in Zürich (heterogenized design: F1,27 = 5.760, p<0.05) (Fig. 4).
Other notable features of this study include its internationally standardized design and methodology as well as a sample size providing statistical power to detect associations of modest magnitude.
He said the next step in the evolution of robotics was standardized designs worldwide to allow robots to communicate and work directly with one another.
In 1983, he said that a robot must "be able to receive and use information from computers and give information to computers". He said the next step in the evolution of robotics was standardized designs worldwide to allow robots to communicate and work directly with one another.
Watson also wants to standardize designs and procedures among the various specialties.
