Sentence examples for standards that define from inspiring English sources

They do not share uniform standards that define them as green.

The bill passed today says that each state must "adopt uniform and nondiscriminatory standards that define what constitutes a vote and what will be counted as a vote".

It works with ranchers to develop specific standards that define, for example, the space or food of the cattle they raise.

IEC 60870-5 is a set of standards that define systems used for telecontrol in electrical engineering and power system automation applications.

In January 2007, Farron told the Salvation Army magazine War Cry that "the Bible is clear about sexuality of all sorts" and "the standards that define my personal morality as a Christian are not the standards of public morality".

Kym Ellery Kym Ellery shows regularly during Paris fashion week and her presentation which opened fashion week here had the polish, panache and exacting standards that define fashion in the French capital.

This past weekend's program featured the appropriately titled: "The Jazz Age: Untamed Elegance," a sampling of some of the standards that defined the era.

Australia, for example, recently adopted new product standards that defined the size and style of cigarettes and cigarette packaging in an effort to minimize consumer misperceptions [ 37].

ANSI/ADA Specification No. 1000, Standard Clinical Data Architecture for the Structure and Content of an Electronic Health Record, is the first ANSI standard that defines the fundamental data structures used to make patient health records.

In order to measure performance in terms of sensitivity and specificity we used LOH detected by paired analysis of the tumor sample and its normal control using dChip in copy number 2 regions as the gold standard that defined CNNLOH.

Over the past fifteen years, we've witnessed a number of shifts in the ethos and standard practices that define scholarly communication.