Sentence examples for using a common reference from inspiring English sources
There are two types of agreement: Syntactic interoperability: when systems can communicate and exchange data with a specific data format and communication protocols; Semantic Interoperability: when there is a significant and accurate automatic interpretation of data exchanged to produce useful results (usually using a common reference model in this communication).
The change would require electricity retailers to advertise their consumer discounts using a common reference point, a mechanism to help consumers understand and compare offers, and find the best deal.
"Flight MH17 crashed as a result of the detonation of a warhead outside the airplane above the left-hand side of the cockpit," said Tjibbe Joustra, chairman of the Dutch Safety Board, using a common reference to the flight number.
These time stamps allow the measurement to be combined easily and phase angle measurements to be made using a common reference.
Although using a common reference (e.g., Cz) for C3 and C4 can further reduce the number of electrodes to three, this monopolar setting will significantly deteriorate the classification performances (p<0.05, see Figure 10).
This initial stage is intended to obtain extrinsic and intrinsic parameters from the standard CCD camera and ToF camera by means of a calibration process using a common reference frame.
The SCARF consortium used a common reference Test Data Set for CAT-1 (TDS-1) for the purpose of development and testing of the Level 2 processing chain algorithms.
To reduce the bias, we used a common reference RNA for each time point, which was prepared at one time by extracting RNA from stage-matched wild type embryos.
In order to quantitatively compare western blotting results measuring actin and myosin abundance levels in pre-malignant or malignant subjects run on different gels, we used a common reference sample on all blots, prepared by pooling saliva from eleven healthy donors.
There is, however, a need to establish and use a common reference for functional annotations.
Where possible, we collapsed exposure levels within studies that used a common reference group and adjusted for correlations among estimates using methods described by Greenland and Longnecker (1992).
