Sentence examples for standards were made from inspiring English sources

The standards were made public at a news conference on Wednesday in Atlanta.

Discrepancies crept into the system, and in 1496, following a Parliamentary inquiry, new standards were made and sent out, a procedure repeated in 1588, under Queen Elizabeth I. Reissues of standards were common throughout the Middle Ages and early modern period in all European countries.

Dilute aliquots as working standards were made from the stock solutions.

Working standards were made by dilution of stock solution to final concentrations in urine.

This formed the basis of wiring in North America, and the codes and standards were made to suit the safety requirement pertinent to these practices.

To determine the reasons and origins of signal intensity dependence, eight signal intensity gradients for two carbonate (δ13C values were −49.64 and 1.61‰, respectively) and a gas mixture of 0.3% CO2 in He (δ13C = −19.32‰) standards were made respectively.

Officials with the State Department of Public Health and Environment said that tougher standards were making compliance more difficult and that the ozone had not increased and the air was not dirtier.

It also said building standards are made for "Cadillacs" rather than "Chevys".

Recommendations for better communication of the meaning, benefits and limitations of building seismic standards are made.

The fundamental measurements ensuring the traceability to internationally accepted metrological standards are made by scanning electron microscopy and scanning force microscopy.

The two standards are made of two 10 Ω and 100 kΩ resistor nets connected in parallel and inserted in a temperature controlled aluminum structure.