Sentence examples for successful standard from inspiring English sources

But Lanier thinks a successful standard for the 3-D Internet is unlikely to develop the same way that HTML did that is, as an abstract definition that people then adopted.

The 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP), which has developed the most successful standard technologies in the mobile communication market such as Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS) and Long Term Evolution (LTE), is currently carrying out the standardization of both 5G access network system and 5G core network system at the same time.

In this paper we will explore the current state of notification, what notification requirements are essential to create a successful standard and present a standard now under development by the International Virtual Observatory Alliance (IVOA), called the VOEvent.

These are the elementary particles of the highly successful standard model developed in the 1970s.

Ironically, the same year, 1975, that The Tao of Physics appeared, the highly successful standard model of elementary particles was developed and the holistic ideas such as Bootstrap Theory that Capra and others were working on (and he emphasizes in Tao) were tossed in the trash heap.

She's written for film and television in Germany and worked as a translator; she taught seminars at the University for Film and Television Munich for many years, and she published a surprisingly successful standard reference work for the German film industry.

Similar to other successful standards described in the standardization literature, Bluetooth has been rapidly adopted by a large number of companies.

We examine the case of W-CDMA, one of the most successful standards in mobile telecommunications.

Although successful standards and labels have been launched in many Countries, their implementation does not have a unique structure, the same energy policy framework and citizens awareness.

Naturalists are motivated by the thought that scientific or mathematical standards are the most successful standards we possess.

The aggregate losses of such sunk costs illustrate why a successful standard-setting process has economic and social benefits: avoiding unnecessary standards wars reduces unnecessary costs.