Even so, the entire admissions process, somewhere between a science, art and crapshoot, is helped by a "reliable and highly professional standard to act as an equalizer," said Caren Scoropanos, a spokeswoman for the College Board, which administers the SAT.
Regarding safety applications, IEEE 802.11p [1] is the best positioned standard to act as the reference for the PHYsical (PHY) and Medium Access Control MACC) layers of vehicular communications.
Other standards and regulations exist (47 states at last count had some form of regulation regarding breach disclosure), but there is currently no federal standard to act as a baseline.
Other standards and regulations exist (47 states at last count had some form of regulation regarding breach disclosure), but there is currently no federal standard to act as a baseline.
We call veterans heroes, regardless of what veterans may think of themselves, and then we expect them to live up to an impossible standard — to act like they are invincible.
Moreover, there is no formal standard to act as a benchmark that evaluates the diverse equipment available for use in large animal ICUs.
These findings are consistent with a great deal of prior research that has found women to have higher, more steadfast ethical standards and to act more ethically than men in a variety of behavioral realms.
With a network of chartered assessors across the country, accredited by the Chartered Institute of Educational Assessors, which I chair, to carry out in-course assessment to external standards and to act as guarantors of the assessment judgements of other teachers in their schools or colleges, we would have a system that would have greater validity than existing grades and be fairer to students.
Brisbane is the Times' ombudsman; his job is to hold the paper accountable to journalistic standards and to act as its readers' representative.
Innovations that reach higher environmental standards tend to act as benchmarks and open the path for replication in other places, therefore raising the bar globally.
