Sentence examples for standards developing from inspiring English sources

The processes of adopting a title, developing practice standards, developing regulatory and credentialing mechanisms, and establishing accredited educational programs are consistent with developments in the larger APN arena [ 23].

To understand M2M communications deeply, this paper presents a comprehensive review of M2M communication technology in terms of its system model architecture proposed by different standards developing organizations.

We expect that our skeptical mindset and skeptical attitude theoretical approach will move the literature forward, especially in terms of framing standards, developing interventions to improve audit quality, and performing root cause analyses.

Developing mobile technologies have also changed, from being a national or regional concern, to becoming a very complex task undertaken by global standards developing organizations such as the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP).

The library was generated based on ion fragmentations and ion intensities of FAHFA external reference standards, developing a heuristic model for fragmentation rules and extending these rules to large swaths of computer-generated structures of FAHFAs with varying chain lengths, degrees of unsaturation and hydroxyl group positions.

Together, they take responsibility for managing their unit, maintaining high security standards, developing themselves emotionally and psychologically, changing inappropriate behavior, and becoming able to function responsibly and appropriately within a community.

But that's applying standards developed for other music.

But those are scheduled to be replaced in 2005 by standards developed by the International Accounting Standards Board.

He made one slight change in the protocol, in deference to ethical standards developed since 1963.

Gnome is a set of software standards developed by an international group of programmers led by Miguel de Icaza.

Those standards, developed by the court in a series of cases in the early 1990's, are nearly impossible to meet.