Sentence examples for use a different standard from inspiring English sources
The other major carriers, Verizon and Sprint, use a different standard known as CDMA, for Code Division Multiple Access, which is more common in Japan and South Korea.
The government, he said, should use a different standard -- restoring a "critical mass" of traders who could ensure the market worked smoothly.
Vodafone is said to be interested in buying only a rival that uses the same network technology, a stipulation that would make Verizon and Sprint PCS less desirable acquisition targets because they use a different standard.
"A lot of people are concerned just how committed the unions are to hurting members of Congress and how they use a different standard for the vice president," Mr. Rangel said.
Last May, Beijing told foreign makers of computers and microprocessors that want to sell Wi-Fi systems in China that they would have to use a different standard for encrypting the signals and work closely with Chinese computer makers to produce goods for the Chinese market.
I use a different standard in deciding what to say and not to say about the 2000 campaign, because I think more time needs to pass both for me and for most of the people who would read what I have to say about that.
Mr. Corallo said he had used a different standard, one rooted in Justice Department policy.
"So I use the 'strict scrutiny' standard that I learned in law school about how the Supreme Court uses a different standard for very important cases.
A Sprint Nextel subsidiary, Clearwire, already has an active 4G network that uses a different standard than Verizon's.
Using a different standard for chronic absences — 10 consecutive days or 20 days over four months — the rate has declined, to 9percentt in 2007-8 from 11percentt in 2004-5, according to the department.
I wonder how the numbers would look using a different standard — say, the 150percentt of the federal poverty guideline used by the Department of Education, which works out to $36,375 for a family of four.
