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standardize
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standardize [′stan·dər‚dīz]
(computer science)
To replace any given floating point representation of a number with its representation in standard form; that is, to adjust the exponent and fixed-point part so that the new fixed-point part lies within a prescribed standard range.


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It is a creative response to John Egan's Rethinking Construction (1998), which arguably misunderstood the development of manufacturing in America, and reiterated a call for standardisation when technology of fabrication can readily provide affordable bespoke or mass customised components.
Highlights include the standardisation of policy and protocol development across all subspecialities of the discipline, with the goal of centralising this through the development of the neuroscience intranet site at Royal North Shore Hospital.
This standard, set in conjunction with the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardisation, is a measure of radiation absorption measured in W/kg body weight.
 
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