Sentence examples for structure of standard from inspiring English sources
Earlier varieties of Urdu, variously known as Gujari, Hindawi, and Dakhani, show more affinity with eastern Punjabi and Haryani than with Khari Boli, which provides the grammatical structure of standard modern Urdu.
Hence the objectives are to identify the problems in the language structure of standard form from the viewpoint of professionals, and the measures for improving the language structure of standard form.
Additionally, the energy level structure for such QDs was derived and compared with the electronic structure of standard InAs/GaAs dots.
In this paper, a modified structure of standard MOSFET is proposed which offer high transconductance in comparison to its conventional architecture.
Such nested structures are useful for representing the tree-like structure of standard BIM, for example, the tree-like structure of building element properties, where a building element has several group of properties with many sub-layers.
The structure of standard TALEN and TAT-TALEN is illustrated in Figure 2A.
Recent research has reinforced Sykes's results and has also found that that those who are incarcerated develop disciplined and habitual behaviors and subscribe to an inflexible structure of standards that are mandated by an unbending environment (de Viggiani 2007).
That is, no empirical study was identified which examined: what is best practice for developing standards; standard development processes; the wording or structure of standards; or what types of standards would have the greatest likelihood of improving practice.
The structures of standard modules of modular adjacency algebras provide more information than p-ranks of incidence matrices of combinatorial designs.
Two relevant issues in vision-based navigation are the field-of-view constraints of conventional cameras and the model and structure dependency of standard approaches.
Based on these guidelines, consensus is reached for the study to standardize the content and structure of the standard genetic counselling sessions (usual care) by presenting the woman's breast cancer risk as one of three risk groups, and using percentages for presenting risks.
