Sentence examples for standards that operate from inspiring English sources

Recognition of biases and other artifacts by individual labs and organizations, such as the MicroArray Quality Control (MAQC) consortium, has led to the development of quality control standards that operate to ensure the utility of a well performed microarray experiment [ 16].

Also at MobileFocus, the SD Association had displays on its newest specifications for running apps from SD memory cards on mobile devices and transferring massive data for diverse, data intense applications as well as their high speed UHS III standard that operates up to 624 MB/s and low voltage signaling microSD cards.

A new marijuana DUI standard that operates like the alcohol DUI standard would be established.

But the Senate never addressed the bill, and Congress failed to pass cyber legislation after senators could not agree on how to create security standards for companies that operate critical infrastructure.

If it is not, then crime concentration maybe the result of standard ubiquitous processes that operate in nature.

The FRA also regulates passenger train design and safety standards to ensure trains that operate at speeds of 80 mph up to 125 mph comply with its Tier I standard and trains that operate at speeds up to 150 mph comply with its Tier II standard.

Our goal is to develop intelligent service robots that operate in standard human environments, automating common tasks.

Note that standard SVMs are binary classifiers that operate on two-class discrimination problems.

It uses two batteries, one a standard brick that operates for about three hours, and the other a "base" battery the same width and depth as the bottom of the computer, which offers up to eight hours of additional operation.

FirstNet said it believed it would reach its ultimate goal of building a network that could be used by any public safety official in the United States, using a standard device that operates on the same frequencies as those of all other departments.

A systematic disadvantage is one that operates along standard and predictable lines in multiple and important spheres of life" (1994: 2429).