Sentences with phrase «industry standard calls»

The modern industry standard calls for more comprehensive formats.

Food & Beverage Magazine has officially named the industry standard call - out drink of Jack & Coke to «The Lemmy» in honor of Official Motörhead legend Lemmy Kilmister's favorite drink which he made famous on the Sunset Strip at The Rainbow Bar and Grill.

While companies must comply with industry standards called Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP's), a 2012 audit found that nearly 70 % of companies audited by the FDA were not in compliance with major issues including failure to test products, the presence of contaminants, non-approved dietary ingredients, and pharmaceutical drugs

There is, however, another equally powerful extensibility and integration technology built specifically for bridging TalentLMS with external systems, and which is based on a de-facto industry standard called REST.

Not exact matches

Phone surveys used to be the standard in the industry back when all customers had land lines, but in the era of the cell phone and do - not - call list, it's less reliable.

Today very few «cash registers» are set up to accept a phone instead of a credit card, and similarly only one widely available phone in the U.S., Google's Nexus S, is tricked out with the necessary chip for so - called Near Field Communications that the industry hopes to adopt as the standard for transferring data from phones to in - store terminals.

She is joined by many in the industry who, though less well - funded and less vocal than others, stand firmly by her call for the fiduciary standard that inspires the trust and confidence of investors.

Ethereum developed its own industry standard a few years ago, which it calls ERC20.

Since we don't believe there is an industry standard with regard to calling traditionally processed EVCO raw, we've elected to uncheck the raw status of our 100 % Organic EVCO on our price list.

People may vary on how they define «outlier» depending upon their specific industry — in my work I typically view outliers as things more than 3 standard deviations from the mean (standard in many industries because 99.7 % of data falls within + / - 3 standard deviations)-- but nobody in his right mind calls 1.1 standard deviations an outlier because that would exclude over 25 % of the data.

The interdisciplinary team of Harvard researchers, in collaboration with MIT and Samsung, developed a large - scale, computer - driven screening process, called the Molecular Space Shuttle, that incorporates theoretical and experimental chemistry, machine learning and cheminformatics to quickly identify new OLED molecules that perform as well as, or better than, industry standards.

New England «terroir» While small, Walrus and Carpenter is average by New England oyster farm standards, where most growers run boutique farms that rely on name - branded marketing and distinctive flavors based on geographic location — what the wine industry would call «terroir.»

The Video Electronics Standards Association, set up in 1989 by the computer industry to lay down standards for screen displays, recently agreed a system called Power Management, which cuts the power wasted by a monitor.

Besides calling for a more transparent supply chain, many experts in the field advocate establishing a more formal, industry - wide set of standards for validating these reagents.

As governments and industries expand their use of high - decibel seismic surveys to explore the ocean bottom for resources, experts from eight universities and environmental organizations are calling for new global standards and mitigation strategies.

As regulatory standards rose and key markets became crowded with competitors, many of them cheap generics, the industry began to suffer from what some have called «better than The Beatles» syndrome.

They tracked the teams» productivity using standard industry measures and observation sessions — sitting in on meetings and conference calls.

«China has called for controlling its primary energy consumption in 4.8 billion tons of standard coal by 2020 and limiting coal consumption in 4.2 billion tons; those targets will not be realized if Chinese coal - to - chemicals industry continues to grow,» Ma said.

The U.S. computer industry has responded by adopting a voluntary program called Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) that is designed to provide standards for greener computers as well as to keep discarded electronics out of landfills, where the majority end up.

This could help to shed light on the fact that these so - called «standards» are being irresponsibly dictated by an industry for the purpose of making money.

Right in step with industry are the Department of Agriculture standards which call for size and color evaluation and nothing else.

Karlsson's video is one of four videos in a series called Size Matters, where people in the modeling community open up about their experiences with the industry's damaging standards and lack of size diversity.

Each 10 week project called a «Capstone» is designed thematically to meet the Ohio state standards, make connections to Higher Ed and be relevant to industry needs and includes one to two deliverables for assessment.

The rest of the industry will finally follow Toyota's lead to use an industry - wide towing standard, called SAE J2807, so you can directly cross-compare.

The example I drove came with standard electric power steering, but Infiniti also offers what it calls Direct Adaptive Steering, the industry's first drive - by - wire steering system.

It's the work of a widely - supported industry group called the International Digital Publishers Forum (IDPF)-- and it looks like it might have the momentum and technical capability to serve as a broad standard for ebooks.

The publishing industry gathered together some time ago to enable a robust standard, called ONIX, that can provide remarkably rich data about each ebook but the industry and resellers has not gotten fully behind the standard.

Amazon has a limited number of categories for print books, which are based on an industry standard of categorizing and sorting books — one that is used by e-stores and brick - and - mortar stores alike — called BISAC (which we previously discussed here).

Although numerous e-book formats have existed over the years, the industry seemed to be coalescing around a standard called EPUB that was specifically designed for use by e-books.

In our walkup to The FutureBook digital publishing community's #FutureChat, I had written that the analysis, while declaring the staggered International Standard Book Number (ISBN) a goner, had failed to call out Amazon for not reporting its majority share of ebook sales (estimated at 67 percent in the US market) so that the industry - at - large can «see» and quantify itself.

Larger publishers are expected to use a language called XML, usually in conjunction with a book industry metadata standard called ONIX but most self - publishers and small presses are spared this.

The fact that he provides this information has made a difference in my own editing business, because now it's the rare author who balks at the price — and I charge less than what Gaughran calls the «industry standard.»

What we need to keep in mind is that these calls for gatekeepers are coming from people who are determined to enforce - their - opinion as the gold standard for the entire industry.

system, as it is called, will be accorded the usual digital rights management one would expect out of Barnes & Noble, an industry standard ePub format for distribution, and a presence accessible through any of B&N's many platforms including the nook eReader and their many computer - based software and cellular downloads.

There is an ACMA industry standard for telemarketing and research calls that directs when and how telemarketers can contact individuals.

Under the industry standard, a caller must not make or attempt to make a call on:

We also call on the pet industry and the USDA to adopt meaningful standards of care for commercial, large - scale dog breeding operations.

1800PetMeds.com uses an industry security standard called SSL to encrypt your order between your computer and our website and verify that any personal information is not redirected.

With social responsibility at the forefront and a genuine commitment to positively impact the destinations it calls home, every Swissôtel upholds industry - leading sustainability standards and is committed to treating guests, colleagues, and the environment with equal respect.

«We are ahead of where we were with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 last year, which previously set the industry standard.»

Back when it was first introduced at E3 2016, Microsoft made a clear point to talk about how the Xbox One X (at the time called «Project Scorpio») would «lead the industry into a future in which true 4K gaming and high - fidelity VR are the standard, not an exception.»

Gamers said it has been the cancer of the video game industry as certain beloved developers completely ditches they're standards and try to copy Call of Duty to a T for the sake of getting the exact same amount of sales that COD gets every installment.

After all of the rants about the immaturity of the industry, the calls to higher standards, and the comparisons to other mediums, this sort of thing just seems inevitable.

Art schools and art departments got a wake - up call about safety in 1999, when the Environmental Protection Agency launched an initiative requiring studio classrooms and labs in colleges and universities to meet industry standards for environmental health and safety.

I'd like to see climate campaigners seek the same level of accountability and tough standards in this industry — and international carbon accounting — as they called for in gas drilling.

Today's post provides additional evidence that what the agencies call the trucking industry's «under - investment» in fuel - saving technology is an unintended (although not unforseen) consequence of EPA's ever - tightening diesel - engine emission standards.

Posted by Monisha Shah and Nick Sinai on May 02, 2013 at 09:12 AM EDT This article is cross-posted from the Council on Environmental Quality blog Last year, in response to the Obama Administration's call to action, 35 utilities and energy providers committed to provide 36 million homes and businesses with their own energy usage information in the consensus, industry - standard Green Button format.

Shell's Arctic operations have been called the «gold standard» of the oil industry and if this is the best they've got, the industry is not Arctic ready.

And just in time for the unveiling of a house that meets those standards at an affordable price, the new Conservative government has gone and scrapped the standard, in what is called by some call a «short - sighted, unnecessary, retrograde and damaging to the house - building industry, which has invested heavily in delivering energy - efficient homes.»

Their track record is mixed, and critics argue that the standards they set are «low and ambiguous», not binding, and that market transformation becomes too industry - friendly or, in the case of Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil, are not even worthy of being called «sustainable» as they do not effectively protect secondary areas and peat swamps from the risk of deforestation.