Sentence examples for the standardization that from inspiring English sources

In the context of the Digital Home, where multiple heterogeneous systems live together, many efforts have been made to achieve the standardization that will guarantee the interoperability among them.

The lack of consensus methods and qualification evidence needed for large-scale multicenter trials, and in turn the standardization that allows them, are widely acknowledged to be the limiting factor in the deployment of qualified imaging biomarkers.

Two main approaches have been followed in the development of CR MAC protocol; the first approach is the standardization that eventually lead to the development of the IEEE 802.22 WRAN, where cognitive radio SUs connect with each other through a base station that coordinates the data traffic.

Because such movement away from COI represents a serious compromise from the standardization that is fundamental to DNA barcoding, there is much incentive to develop new primer sets that enable recovery of the standard barcode region for 'problem' taxonomic groups.

It follows from the standardization that the expectation of the product of two variables is simply their correlation.

Smart phones could benefit from some of the same standardization that enables PC software writers to know that their programs run on many different machines, he asserts.

But AltSchool's ethos is fundamentally opposed to the paradigm of standardization that has dominated public education in recent decades, and reflects a growing shift in emphasis among theorists toward "personalized learning".

What is worrisome, though, would be the imposition of any standardization that would deny architects the chance to design schools that express the diversity of our neighborhoods and the children who live in them.

Perhaps, but what is missing here is the same thing that Microsoft and IBM brought to the personal computer market in the early eighties: a form of standardization that allowed the market to flourish.

In our opinion, future correspondence studies should try to invest more effort in the design of the job applications, aiming for a level of standardization that reflects the representative ethnic minority or female job applicant in the population (and ideally for each type of job).

Such research is required as without it we cannot rule out the possibility of incomplete standardization that is required to compare all hospitals.