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  • verb Present participle of standardize.

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Examples

  • Peter Weston’s contribution in standardizing the design of the Hugo rocket has been formally recognized in the WSFS Constitution alongside that of the original designers, Jack McKnight and Ben Jason.

    Hugo Award Changes sfawardswatch 2008

  • The instructions formalized the idea of standardizing equipment in the Eastern bloc, a concept that became a Warsaw Pact cornerstone.

    The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010

  • Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton relayed the news during Wednesday's briefing, calling the idea of standardizing "question time" good in concept but impractical in practice.

    Hot Air » Top Picks 2010

  • The rankings use a statistical method called standardizing to analyze the "scale score" of every reading and math test statewide.

    unknown title 2009

  • In counseling school children to learn about science and math so they can help cure cancer and AIDS, Obama claims "a right of eminent domain over the lives of American children," "standardizing" them to serve the purposes of "THE PLAN," Williamson says.

    Obama is a socialist, right? Stephen Stromberg 2011

  • But the agreement merely sets the stage for future work on issues such as standardizing data collection.

    Global Aviation Regulators Agree to Share Safety Data Andy Pasztor 2010

  • But the agreement merely sets the stage for future work on issues such as standardizing data collection.

    Global Aviation Regulators Agree to Share Safety Data Andy Pasztor 2010

  • But the agreement merely sets the stage for future work on issues such as standardizing data collection.

    Global Aviation Regulators Agree to Share Safety Data Andy Pasztor 2010

  • If you do a simple average of the series after "standardizing" – this could lead to further variations involving robust measures of location and scale: perhaps using a trimmed mean as a measure of location and mean average deviation as measure of scale as alternatives to the OLS mean and standard deviation, which stand in poor repute among applied statisticians and standardization methods see Tukey, Hampel etc.

    MBH and Partial Least Squares « Climate Audit 2006

  • Not only he imitates his boss in that of "standardizing" logos and ideas, but also in his self promotion.

    Kultural symbols in Venezuela: unification (and mediocrity?) 2006

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