Many standards organizations are involved in specifying video standards, including Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC), Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB), Cable Television Laboratories, Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA), and Consumer Electronics Associations CEAA).
Miniaturized vibrating MEMS devices, active (receivers or emitters) or passive devices, and their use for either new applications (hearing, meta-materials, consumer devices,…) or metrological purposes under non-standard conditions, are involved today in several acoustic domains.
The United States Supreme Court has endorsed different standards where children are involved only for materials concerning sex or that are broadcast over the airwaves.
Of the remaining 11 (of the 26) countries (excluded from Fig. 4) Australia is involved in four standards; Belgium, South Korea, and Thailand are involved in three; Chile, China, and Russia are involved in two; and Czech Republic, Greece, Israel, and United Arab Emirates are involved in only one standard.
If we are using a simulation to make detailed quantitative predictions about the future behavior of a target system, the epistemology of such inferences might require more stringent standards than those that are involved when the inferences being made are about the general, qualitative behavior of a whole class of systems.
This has made it even more complicated to come up with common international standards, because so many countries are involved.
Martin Landray, a researcher at Oxford University, points out that clinical standards go up when doctors are involved in research, as their hospital keeps pace with evolving knowledge.
In comparison, research institutes (RI) are involved in standards exhibiting a tighter development time interval (between 218 and 4555 days) with considerably lower variability.
In other words, the capacity to detect small changes with standard goniometry when multiple clinicians are involved is highly questionable.
