The mark of a standards institution, for example, may well indicate that a hair dryer is sufficiently insulated against electrical-shock hazards, but not that it dries hair satisfactorily.
Fabric thickness was measured following the test standard of BS2544, methods for determination of thickness of textile materials (British standards institution 1987).
Massive Online Open Course platform Coursera is working with accreditation standards institution American Council on Education to evaluate whether its online classes are sufficient for the kinds of college credit awarded in Advanced Placement courses.
Various nonstatutory controls, such as standards laid down by national-standards institutions, also interact with statutory controls.
National-standards institutions were, in many instances, set up more for the benefit of manufacturers than for that of the ordinary, domestic consumer.
It's good to talk, as Salmond quipped the other day - but it's also good to feel as if your generation might be fully in charge of effective, global-standard institutions, shaped by the reforming perspective of one's own country and culture.
Such kind of fires are different from the conventional flammable liquid fuel fires and have been classified into a new fire class, i.e. Class F, by some international recognized standard institutions such as National Fire Protection Association.
In the video, he discusses staring into his future as Hampshire's president -- piloting a college known for experimentation that's still not above standard institutions' problems.
I could never imagine that from a standard institution in North America".
