Sentence examples for system of standards from inspiring English sources

Yet according to a recent study by the American Federation of Teachers, none of them have yet created a coherent system of standards, curriculum, tests and accountability measures.

A similar system of standards that governs how biological components should work together would help biologists and biological engineers to design and build new devices.

"To establish a first-tier, international, liveable and harmonious city, it is very important to establish a system of standards, and Beijing is currently doing this," he said last Friday, according to the China Youth Daily newspaper.

It was part of a modern system of standards that, with progress in science, enabled laboratories to replace physical objects or chemical reactions as the fundamental quantities of measurement.

At the end of the 19th century and again in the period between the two world wars, native authors attempted to fit the Bulgarian literary tradition into the European system of standards.

America's system of standards, curriculums and testing controlled by states and local districts with a heavy overlay of federal rules is a "quite unique" mix of decentralization and central control, Mr. Schleicher said.

"I think I understand (the system of standard notation) but I'm bad at multitasking," David offered.

His efforts were instrumental in the convening (1884) of the International Prime Meridian Conference in Washington, D.C., at which the current internationally accepted system of standard time zones was adopted.

This humble approach to the comparison of dreams and delusions thus avoids many of the pitfalls of more general, and hence less well-defined, attempts to use dreaming as a model system of standard or altered wake states.

This tuning system, not based upon equal temperament or upon a system of standard pitches but on a similar/certain pattern of large and small intervals, could also be found among the gamelan orchestras of western Indonesia.

It explores the relationship between national legal systems, as well as systems of standards setting, and the political economy.