Standardized in a sentence

Despite different design and operation philosophies, different organizations have similar goals; standardized ends to facilitate connection with other modules built to the same specifications, standardized electricals, equipment, curve radii.

Just as it took many centuries for English spelling to become standardized, spelling in SignWriting is not yet standardized for any sign language.

Standardized subsets Several subsets of Unicode are standardized: Microsoft Windows since Windows NT 4.0 supports WGL-4 with 652 characters, which is considered to support all contemporary European languages using the Latin, Greek, or Cyrillic script.

Today, Portuguese has been fully standardized to -es; Spanish is also standardized to -ez, but it is very common to see archaic endings in -es.

Video codec designs are usually standardized or eventually become standardized—i.

After two years of pilot studies, these estimation models have now been standardized under Mahalanobis National Crop Forecast Centre, he added.

Although student progress was monitored regularly, the study had to rely on data that also were available for non-participating schools, soresearchers examined results from the state’s standardized tests for third-graders.

And so, declining public school enrollment is not merely a question of their performance on standardized tests.

As a result of these changes, we also observe changes in fish distribution throughout the basin, and the number of fish that we count at our 30 standardized sampling locations.

A slide labeled “The Problem” claimed that “AA”, referring to Black students, have underperformed on standardized tests for the past three years.

At the same time, the hospitals' standardized mortality ratio — a measure of the rate of unexpected deaths — has stabilized.

But in our core formats, we're working towards new formats, more standardized, more templated, really optimizing the right size and doing so much to continue to bring that down over time.

But making expectations transparent and being mindful of how men and women actually use family-related benefits can go a long way toward making expectations—and policies—more standardized and equitable for new parents.

Capital costs will likely drop if the design is standardized and produced in quantity.

Each country has its own stance and approach to cryptocurrency taxation, leading to a lack of standardized regulations across borders.

GSA is also tapped to look into setting up a standardized accessibility conformance reporting process for vendors and a testing lab with specialists to do assessments and user research related to accessibility.

If a standardized open-data platform is created, independent repair shops would spend less money purchasing individual diagnostic systems from each car manufacturer – potentially lowering consumer bills.

If we were to be honest, the astronomical refresh rate is a bit much, considering that most monitors at professional gaming events are standardized to either 240Hz or 144Hz, depending on the game.

In the overall group of PWE, the standardized mortality ratio (SMR) was 2.25, with a higher value seen in the younger age group at diagnosis and a shorter interval after diagnosis.

Last week, the National Assessment of Educational Progress — the nation’s “report card” — released the results of standardized tests given last year to eighth graders across the country on civics and history.