Sentence examples for unified technical from inspiring English sources

To prevent such incompatibilities, Mr. Jackson said, the industry will need to develop unified technical standards.

The "Comité Européen de Normalisation" developed unified technical standards for application within the EU.

I say extraordinary because the company stands apart in being so consistently forward-looking (and -thinking), from the unified technical finesse and sporty ease of its dancers throughout the ranks, to the sleek modernism they bring to the stage.

Facebook recently announced its plans to put Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger onto a unified technical infrastructure, creating interoperability among its messaging applications.

Furthermore, there is no unified technical specification for asphalt rubber in China resulting in significant discrepancies in aggregate gradation, asphalt content, and mineral filler content when paving with asphalt rubber mixture [11, 12, 13].

Big data research samples will undoubtedly be more comparable if specialized databases were to be established through the application of unified technical means across big data platforms, which are suitable for research use.

One aim was to simplify and unify technical specifications so that, for example, a newly designed carriage could meet technical and safety standards in all countries.

Not to mention not having the folks who were part of the crew being a part of the class as well as the rehearsal process, so fully integrated as to unify the technical process of production with the acting and the dramaturgy.

Planning tailoring options requires instructional expertise on the training efficacy tightly unified with knowledge of the technical capabilities of the system, as well as attention to maintaining narrative coherence and consistency.

The services will continue to operate as stand-alone apps, but their underlying technical infrastructure will be unified, said four people involved in the effort.

This book is a wonderful weave of social and technical analysis of the history of cryptography, unified by a passion for exploring the material nature of computers.