Sentence examples similar to standards of second from inspiring English sources

This is because the relaying concept is included in the standards of fourth generation systems; however, the relevant standardization bodies do not provide dedicated mechanisms for QoS provisioning over relayed links.

The epicurean standards of second-home owners, many of whom are from New York, have raised the bar for restaurants in the Hudson Valley.

But in court yesterday, Judge Trager said that Mr. Price's conduct in inciting the crowd met the legal standards of second-degree murder.

[C6.] Upgrades for the Highest Classes The airlines are racing to increase the luxury standards of first and business class cabins.

For more than a hundred and twenty years, the region has endured exceptional brutality and destruction, even by the standards of twentieth-century Europe.

It's not always easy to read — many of the essays only begin to yield their full significance on second or third encounters — but it is filled with astonishing insights rendered in beautiful prose (and not just by the standards of twentieth-century philosophical writing).

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CAREER The gold standard of second-generation actresses, with an Oscar for "Shakespeare in Love" in 1999.

By the standard of first past the post, it had taken her eight attempts over 15 years to win a majority.

State subsidy to schools based, for example, on the common standard of third-week enrollment leads to such practices as not dropping "no-shows" during the first portion of the term; delaying exams or quizzes until the fourth week; even providing free parking for the first three weeks of each term.

"The festival succeeds in the creation of a common meeting ground for artists, where artists can see each other's work and collaboration can take place," said Mr. Clancy, who heads a 30-member panel that selects applicants' work for the festival, contrary to the usual fringe standard of first-come, first-served.