Sentence examples for standards served from inspiring English sources

Generally French standards, served under helpfully low lights, seems to be the concept.

Before a game, you can fill up on meat-and-three standards served communal style at Monell's, a no-frills restaurant in a 19th-century brick home.

Mr. Bush, who has a master's degree in business administration from Tulane University, said his company, Ignite!, had picked those states, along with California, New York and Illinois, because of their size and because their standards served as models.

Tom Kent, our Deputy Managing Editor for Standards, finished a thoughtful breakdown of where our standards served us well and where we fell short.

The FRET standards served as models for FRET biosensors.

Forth, standards serve as an important factor in the process of creating a new path for catch-up firms (e.g. Huawei).

Several standards serve this purpose: RDF/XML is an XML-based serialization [13], while simpler formats exist with N-Triples [14] and Notation3 [15].

The barcode is a great example of why uniform protocols and standards serve a greater good for everybody, and the same lesson certainly applies to the web.

The Statement on Competence and The Statement on Training Standards serve as useful guides both for the intensivist who seeks training and for faculty intensivists who will be training their colleagues in this important skill.

The CPSC's role in establishing mandatory consumer product safety standards serves a vital function in saving lives, preventing injuries and spreading awareness of consumer product risks.

Only reporting the horse race aspect of the election, which party's voters are most likely to show up by historical statistical standards, serves to skew the perception that America is leaning right when it's not.