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- noun The condition of being
standard
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Examples
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Did you manage to think that, should OpenOffice or other office application (even an open-source small implementation) find that Office cannot produce 100\%-compliant file, they could start a litigation and would 99,99999\% win just because of ISO "standardness"?
OSNews 2009
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Actually one of the things I really appreciate about OSX is the standardness of Keyboard shortcuts across just about every application.
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Scott McLeod pointed to an article on the end of teacher sameness and loyalty, which predicts that teachers unions 'hold will erode as teachers' roles get more varied (flaunting the unions 'goal of a totally consistent and standard teaching remit); in time, they'll just fade away as fewer teachers "fit" their criteria of standardness.
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Scott McLeod pointed to an article on the end of teacher sameness and loyalty, which predicts that teachers unions 'hold will erode as teachers' roles get more varied (flaunting the unions 'goal of a totally consistent and standard teaching remit); in time, they'll just fade away as fewer teachers "fit" their criteria of standardness.
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Scott McLeod pointed to an article on the end of teacher sameness and loyalty, which predicts that teachers unions 'hold will erode as teachers' roles get more varied (flaunting the unions 'goal of a totally consistent and standard teaching remit); in time, they'll just fade away as fewer teachers "fit" their criteria of standardness.
Politics 2010
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Scott McLeod pointed to an article on the end of teacher sameness and loyalty, which predicts that teachers unions 'hold will erode as teachers' roles get more varied (flaunting the unions 'goal of a totally consistent and standard teaching remit); in time, they'll just fade away as fewer teachers "fit" their criteria of standardness.
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Actually one of the things I really appreciate about OSX is the standardness of Keyboard shortcuts across just about every application.
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I think the point about “standardness” has to do with adequate description of the methodology by Mann.
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Other than that “standardness” is a semantic argument.
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But as TCO says, “standardness” is ultimately semantic; the real issue is the effect of the method which in the present circumstances is to mine for hockey stick shaped series.
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