Sentence examples for the standard itself from inspiring English sources

"If a company is following acceptable accounting principles and reporting as such, that's potentially an issue with the standard itself".

Following almost two years of public evaluation and comment, the standard itself was adopted at the end of 1976 and published at the beginning of 1977.

It also limits the time for achieving those standards to 12 years, a provision that makes most sense when, as in Texas, the standard itself is low and focuses mostly on basic skills.

"I'd be the first to admit that The Standard is not likely to be the best source for hard-hitting journalism about IDG (or, for that matter, about The Standard itself)," he wrote of IDG Books Worldwide, majority owner of the magazine.

Further, the standard itself is described and potential future maintenance.

A method for the calibration of the standard itself is demonstrated resulting in sub nanometer measurement uncertainty of the standard.

Manufacturing pressures to make consumer-friendly devices that interoperate slickly with other connected devices while also keeping their costs down are being fingered as the source of the vulnerability, more than the design of the ZigBee standard itself.

The company says the LSI achieves a receiving sensitivity of -78dBm, outperforming the value of the TransferJet standard itself (-71dBm) and making data transfer between two TransferJet-equipped devices more stable (it actually boasts the industry's highest sensitivity).

In other words, it's a proposal to update the standard, not the new standard itself.

When IASB came up with a new one, the FASB would issue the same standard itself, only adding modifications when American conditions required it.

Although the HTML5 standard itself won't be officially complete until 2014, according to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), ABI predicts that some 25 HTML5 features now in development will become widely used over the next few years.