Sentence examples for standards have adopted from inspiring English sources

Banking standards have adopted this scheme for security.

Most states with portfolio standards have adopted renewable energy standards, although definitions vary from state to state.

The video coding standards have adopted the block matching algorithm (BMA) to reduce temporal redundancy between frames.

To circumvent this problem, state-of-the-art video standards have adopted integer transforms with almost the same symmetry and energy compaction capability than the DCT.

The National Quality Forum (NQF), whose mission is to improve health care quality through national performance standards, has adopted the NDQIA benchmarks, including the A1C >9% threshold for public reporting.

LTE standard has adopted multiuser OFDMA, and stipulates adjacent subcarrier groupings for mapping the physical OFDM subcarriers into resource blocks that form the basic unit of radio resource management (RRM) in LTE network.

The Council of Biology Editors (now the Council of Science Editors), a staunch advocate for harmonisation in stylistic standard has adopted an irrefutable posture: "It is recommended that the possessive form be eliminated altogether from eponymic terms so that they can be clearly differentiated from true possessives" [ 20, 21].

Even if that dramatic strategy succeeds, however, participants will need to come up with a way to get labs to follow the standards they have adopted.

Among the OGC's SWE standards, we have adopted and applied the following: O&M: models and schema for encoding sensor observations; SensorML: models and schema for describing sensor characteristics; SOS: web service to access SensorML and O&M.

To establish data standard, we have adopted the guidelines from CBOL and GenBank at the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) that must be satisfied for records to gain formal barcode status.

However, due to an absence of standard guidelines, researchers have adopted different resting times and number of trials suited for their particular research purposes.