Sentence examples for standards for defining from inspiring English sources

This policy change would be entirely in keeping with existing standards for defining what is and isn't nutritious.

To facilitate that exchange and interpretation, ASME and ISO developed information standards for defining, representing, and presenting GD&T information.

Mr. Rosenbaum said the Supreme Court should clarify the standards for defining disability and then either rule for Ms. Williams or instruct the lower courts to apply the standard.

Mr. Breeden also proposed strict standards for defining independence that would prohibit as directors anyone who has virtually any dealings with MCI, including executives who have a senior MCI executive sitting on their board.

The collapse of population registration systems and differing standards for defining and counting emigrants has made population outflow data sparse and unreliable in both countries.

The stack is based on fundamental web technologies such as URI/IRI and XML, where URI/IRI are standards for defining unique locations for resources, such as web pages or web-accessible things.

Clear professional guidelines were available to provide set standards for defined outcome.

If it can sign up enough of them, the service could become a standard for defining the intellectual commons online.

A proposed standard for defining AE in manual therapy (MT) practise has been published but it did not include the patient perspective.

In this context, a previous study suggested that patterns of thalamocortical input could be used to identify thalamic nuclei67; specific combinations of cortical targets could be used as a standard for defining thalamic subdivisions.

It was superseded in 1889 by the present standard kilogram, also a solid cylinder, of height equal to its diameter, made of the same platinum-iridium alloy as the bar then in use as the standard for defining the metre.