Sentence examples for the standardised from inspiring English sources
verb
To establish a consisting of for how something is to be done across an organization.
This paper analyses the observed spatiotemporal characteristics of drought phenomenon in Syria using the Standardised Precipitation Index (SPI) and the Standardised Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index (SPEI).
They also launched the standardised one.
The standardised test will take three hours.
"I wasn't into the standardised teachings.
Saatchi insists that the problem is the standardised response.
It's not the standardised, savourless world we have here.
Or the standardised, prefabricated school design Oscar Niemeyer produced for Brazil's education department in the 1980s.
Something I'm very uncomfortable with is the standardised tests that are used in the US.
As a mental disorder, it wasn't dropped from the DSM, the standardised classification of mental health conditions, until 1980.
The standardised score for student /staff ratios is negative, to reflect that low ratios are regarded as better.
He talks me through the invention of the "over the shoulder shot", the standardised method for shooting conversation.
