accepted standard

Without a universally accepted standard, many organizations have developed and recommended different versions of the core invoice standard.

SSL developed by the Netscape Corporation, is an industry-accepted standard for network transport of data over a secure channel.

In the absence of a clearly accepted standard, IBM opted to offer its users two familiar means for persisting new XML data.

As we discussed earlier, the CBE is the accepted standard for such a structure.

There is no widely accepted standard to identify partitions containing RAID data on Apple Power Macintosh hardware.

Following Q27, I prefer a product with a positive brand image because it guarantees the product with an accepted standard.

Many scholars have proposed theories from different aspects, but no universally accepted standard has been set.

A non-nutritive sweetener, aspartame is approximately 200 times sweeter than sucrose, the accepted standard for sweetness.

Decontextualized reasoning is the accepted standard process and procedure of reasoning.

The new standard DIN 41612 has evolved into the most widely accepted standard for industrial printed-circuit board connectors in the world.

The group's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating system, launched in 2000, has become the widely accepted standard.

This is not surprising, since there are no accepted standard definitions for holistic, holistic health, or holistic medicine.

The generally accepted standard is 1020 watts per square meter at sea level.

It is a W3C Recommendation, which makes it an accepted standard, and it is implemented in most languages and XML packages.

One man's level was 150 times the accepted standard.

XQuery is not even a formally accepted standard, yet dozens of implementations help software architects and developers every day.

Usage refers to customary practice that has become an accepted standard for a group and thus regulates individual behavior

Stability Accepted standard under W3C Not a standard Architecture reference. Standard not needed

Behavior according to a fixed or accepted standard: