Sentence examples for standards that enable from inspiring English sources

(2) Data standards that enable the infrastructure to function interoperably act as hidden rules to regulate how and which HE data are recorded and reported.

Developers need tools, platforms and standards that enable them to securely and efficiently connect their products to the cloud without the need to rely on proprietary resources.

The competition in global markets pressure domestic and Multi National Corporations (MNCs) to meet "global production" standards that enable simultaneous production, or concurrent engineering.

WiFi an acronym for wireless fidelity (wireless)—encompasses a number of standards that enable computers and other devices to connect wirelessly to local area networks.

A general overview of some of the existing standards that enable interoperation between clouds and a brief look at third-party cloud services are presented.

Standards developers notably HL7 and DICOM are making significant progress toward standards that enable exchanging clinical observations and findings among the various information systems of the healthcare enterprise.

But the central bank, which also regulates the financial sector, led a cleanup effort to meet standards that enabled Cyprus to join the European Union in 2004.

Mr. Puff was arrested in June 2008, months before the collapse of Lehman Brothers revealed the damage caused by the same loose mortgage standards that enabled Mr. Puff to keep getting loans.

"Safari 4 is the fastest and most efficient browser for Mac and Windows, with great integration of HTML 5 and CSS 3 web standards that enables the next generation of interactive web applications".

In [11], authors used antenna selection in a long-term evolution (LTE), system primarily to quantify performance (symbol error rate and cumulative distribution function) and to provide a systematic overview of all the hooks in the LTE standard that enable transmit antenna selection.

Using a standard that enables judges to reject consent decrees if they are not "fair, reasonable, adequate and in the public interest", Rakoff rebelled against rubber-stamping the deal.