Sentence examples for standards that frame from inspiring English sources

While these considerations are important, they should not become confused with the ethical standards that frame survey design.

Tura's change of tone was largely dictated by subject matter, of course, but it defies the standards of taste set down by Florentine painters and writers, standards that have framed the way Renaissance art is judged.

The proposed methodology relies upon the MDE concept and deduces its computational model from a common feature of most of the telecommunication standards, that is, the data frame structure.

The decision wrestled with numerous novel and disputed issues involving the liability of corporate advisers under the federal securities statutes, eventually framing standards that allowed the case to proceed.

Our scheme can also be used in any future coding standards that offer the similar coding mechanism of SP-frames.

Within that regulatory time frame, the EPA has two dose standards that would apply based on the number of years from the time the facility is closed.

Stop stops the sound in that frame.

The magazine version of summer is easily dismissed, the standard shorthand that frames my imperfect/perfect, chilly, wild summers as somehow ersatz.

Thus the standards, regulations and protocols that frame intangible production, particularly of services, have become the key determinant of whether goods and services, from advertising to mobile phone networks, can be legitimately and competitively traded across national boundaries.

I should preface all this by saying that frame standards are best experienced, not analyzed on paper.

There's nothing digital here, it's just your standard old-school frame that holds a single tangible photo.