Sentences with phrase «standards bodies beginning»
The road map to 5G is still in the early stages of development, but with network operators, equipment suppliers and standards bodies beginning to run tests, its unique capabilities are becoming more apparent.
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The role of a recently - announced blockchain standards committee, which will be a Chinese government body, is beginning to come into focus.
We begin to compare our children and their ability to be leaders by the world's standards and we become discontent with how they are made, the qualities they have that might not make great leaders but qualities that the body of Christ desperately needs.
To begin, assume the standard press up position but bring your hands much closer to your body (one hand directly under each nipple is what I find best).
And this is one of many reasons when it comes to pure and high - quality standards, MaxGenics should be the winner, no matter if you are taking it because of your hardcore workouts and shredding plans, or simply for boosting the testosterone levels that has begun to decrease in your body.
The project began with the standard BMW, then went on to get a fiberglass tourism car body with aggressive detailing just about anywhere we can feast our eyes on.
Oct 1, 2017 — The 2018 Accord receives numerous safety improvements and driver assistive features, beginning with its next - generation Advanced Compatibility Engineering ™ (ACE ™) body structure, and the application of Honda Sensing ®, including new Traffic Sign Recognition, as standard equipment on all models and trims.
From there, the character creation process begins with your standard set of customization options ranging from race and gender, to body and head type.
Swallow began his current body of work by transcribing standard cardboard tubes into basic, yet intrinsically personal forms, honoring the very nature of the objects as realized and described through his alterations.
Perhaps the most totemic sign of the times came in September when the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, a philanthropic body set up by the heirs to the Standard Oil fortune, announced that it would pull its money out of fossil fuels, beginning with coal and tar sands.
Assuming that is genuinely our goal, I would suggest that we begin by offering an amnesty to the Team, to give them some room to come out of their trenches, and then try to develop some new standards for peer review processes, data archiving and sharing, and publications of «summaries» of technical work for the public, or at least for governmental or pseudo-governmental bodies.
Unless the jurisprudence has already settled the applicable standard of review (Dunsmuir, at para. 62), the reviewing court should begin by considering whether the issue involves the interpretation by an administrative body of its own statute or statutes closely connected to its function.