Sentence examples for standards implementing from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we proposed a testing method to evaluate the system which is developed by IPv6 multicasting for conform the international and industry standards, implementing the functionality as well as meeting business requirements during practical use.

This interoperability was achieved by establishing a data exchange mechanism with variables defined in accordance with international standards; implementing a flexibly structured data schema to store experimental data; and designing a method to fill gaps in model-required input data.

Both RNTech and Asterand companies have established and conducted their activities following regulatory and ethical standards, implementing local, national, European, US and International (UN) rules and recommendations particularly when applicable to biological material collection and treatment and research result exploitation.

UFC has added safety standards, implemented a strong anti-doping program and shown interest in their fighters' health.

However, recent LPWAN standards implement new solutions which have not been previously considered.

The SCAFS recommended that a RPS be put in place by 30 June 2003 and stated that it would be one of the toughest standards implemented in North America.

Conventional MCP assumes objects moving along the imaging plane with translational motion, and most video coding standards implement MCP based on this classical translational motion model.

The arbitrary dress code standards implemented by the headmaster of Shelton High School in Shelton, Connecticut--from which I graduated in 2014--regarding 2014--regarding 2014--regarding this yeard.

The second strategy is the inattention to one's own moral standards, implemented so as to avoid any link between self and dishonest actions [6].

Coding standards implemented with the introduction of ICD-10 reversed this requirement [ 7].

The standards implemented in the Turkish public and university hospitals are consistent with the minimum disinfection, antisepsis and sterilization [DAS] requirements accepted worldwide [ 4].