Sentence examples for tightly standardizing from inspiring English sources

Around 2000, in a phase that a Lyndhurst manager referred to as "corporatization," the company, which is privately held, began tightly standardizing the fight choreography, so one knight could smoothly substitute for one another.

The aim of this work is to define a tightly standardized measurement procedure for the collection of a complete objective description of an opera house's acoustics.

Although cloth simulation has a standardized number and structure of nodes and springs, most 3D deformable object simulations consist of various numbers of nodes and the springs which are not tightly standardized.

There are several commercial and free dedicated LIMS that have been developed specifically for genotyping labs where thousand of samples are processed by automated pipelines and procedures are tightly standardized [ 7- 9].

The delivery of CR services is generally not tightly standardized across centers; therefore a strength of this study is the fact that the service model was virtually identical at both sites, since one was opened as a satellite of the other.

However, the study has achieved its purpose in demonstrating that the application of the Lean method; particularly the feasibility of using both the VSM and A3 tools, is an effective mechanism for identifying opportunities for reducing waste, for integrating process steps more tightly, and for standardizing work in the clinical process.

Quackenbush, J. Standardizing the standards.

The flexible insert provides friction to the clip to tightly grasp the cable without it sliding down, ultimately standardizing the dongles to an easily accessible location along the cord so presenters aren't frantically searching for their port.

Circumferential measurements will be taken with a thin plastic tape measure with a spring that standardizes how tightly the tape is pulled.

Standardizing supplies is another cost-cutting target.

The way we have implemented scalable efficiency is to tightly specify all activities, carefully standardize them so they are performed in the same efficient way anywhere in the organization and tightly integrate all activities to remove those inefficient buffers across activities.