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Meanings of standardisation in English

Portuguese
homologação
Catalan
normalització
Spanish
estandarización

The imposition of standards or regulations.

homologação
Usage of standardisation in English
1
Due to the possible standardisation of this technique, the results are reproducible.
Pubmed
2
By standardisation its cost could be reduced while construction could be expedited.
Aeroplanes and Dirigibles of War
3
Cross-cultural standardisation of behaviour is an unlikely convergence considering your user base.
Wired
4
These results suggest that there is a great need for standardisation of surgery.
Pubmed
5
One set of concerns has to do with safety and standardisation.
BBC
6
The problem is that there is a lack of standardisation, benchmarking and accountability.
The Guardian
7
But that is strongly resisted by banks, the standardisation of derivatives.
Reuters
8
However, what I would like to see is some standardisation around the world.
The Irish Times
9
The completeness and standardisation of cancer registry morphology data needs to be improved.
Pubmed
10
There was no set spelling, standardisation being gradual, without any particular pattern of uniformity.
The Irish Times
11
Here efficiency is understood in terms of standardisation and narrow economic and bureaucratic judgements.
The Guardian
12
This identified a need for standardisation of reporting running speeds.
Pubmed
13
The Unicode Consortium is an independent web standardisation group that approves and releases them.
The Irish Times
14
You forget that the world prefers standardisation and dull efficiency.
Breathe
15
NGSC Dublin has a deep talent pool driving innovation, standardisation and world-class service delivery.
The Irish Times
16
The reduction and standardisation of the size of overseas delegations.
The South African
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Standardisation through the time