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Current air conditioning standards are derived from research conducted in the 1960s that assessed the "thermal comfort" of 1,300 mainly sedentary students.
Because of the importance of Butterworth filters in the revised Standards, the theory of Butterworth filters is reviewed and the formulae for Butterworth filters given in both revised Standards are derived.
Standards are derived jointly by the parties interested in making and using the product, as well as by others and the time taken to prepare and publish a standard means that it cannot be based on the most up-to-date technology.
The participants discussed how standards are derived and how they are 'translated' for use by stating a clear objective and working out the structure, process and outcome criteria for each objective.
This is a reasonable compromise until new data on the effect of splice isoforms on detected interactions become available, and standards are derived by PSI-MI for recording the information.
Moreover, some philosophers like Smith (1853) and Schopenhauer (1995) also suggest that the normative force of various moral standards is derived from reflections on the results of sympathizing with others in various situations.
Z-scores based on World Health Organization (WHO) Child Growth Standards were derived using WHO published software for Stata [ 31].
These standards were derived from a cross sectional study on 3320 children and adolescents aged 5 to 18 years.
Five hydrodynamic radius standards were derived from the single-stranded homothymine oligonucleotides dT10, dT15, dT20, and dT30.
Fly standards were derived from a pooled reference sample stored as a large number of aliquots at −80 °C and run alongside experimental samples to allow comparison of analytic behavior over long periods of time.
To complicate matters further, however, a third contender has entered the field: China's home-grown 3G standard, called TD-SCDMA.This new standard was derived from an earlier technology developed by Siemens, a German conglomerate.
