Sentence examples for technical standardisation from inspiring English sources
Agreement of May 15 , 1886 regarding the technical standardisation of railways.
The rebuilding of Tashkent provides a perfect example of Soviet ideas about urban planning - in which technical standardisation and social requirements were no more of a contradiction than the design of experimental living concepts and the simultaneous search for an expression of national identity in building.
Limitations included a lack of technical standardisation, which limits reproducibility.
The people who most experience the violence of this technical standardisation are a broad set of minoritarian persons.
Curators Maddie Hewitt and Roopa Vasuvedan were fascinated by the idea of finding humanity within technical standardisation.
The Facial Weaponisation Suite masks are about articulating a presence that can't be reduced to those standards – they refuse that technical standardisation.
All of the aforementioned aspects benefit from technical specification, standardisation and other supporting measures that may be introduced by the transport organisation, governance and regulation on the transport system level.
Technical specifications, standardisation and labelling are examples of tools that may be used to reach the desired impacts in technology development in the means of transport as well as transport infrastructure.
More specifically, generating a standard information model in the context of technical biobanking standardisation efforts demands, as prerequisites for integration, explicit definition of a limited set of semantic entities, enumeration of their attributes, and systematic mapping between databases in line with the model.
The subject matter has been arranged according to the recommendations of the International Organisation for Standardisation, Technical Committee 37 (Technology).
Application of real-time PCR in the food industry has proven its reliability nevertheless its widespread use in the dairy industry will need technical recommendations and standardisation methods.
