to standardize
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4.2
- verb
- /ˈstændərdaɪz/
- US
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estandarizar
- According to Smith, GM began to make plants more standardized and flexible years before Ford.
- standardized tests
- standardized test scores
- standardized testing
And what LLVM is trying to do is trying to standardize that middle and last part.
- And what LLVM is trying to do is trying to standardize that middle and last part.
- Like you're not actually getting a clean signal because it's it's not standardized well enough.
- And that part's not great like needing to buy a thing to do what should just be standardized.
- I don't think the industry is standardized enough to be sure that what is being inhaled is sufficiently clean.
- See, my goal was to standardise the weaponry, standard military weaponry that would, you know, uh, smooth our logistical problems.
- But when, even when you standardize for their lean mass, they have at least the same metabolic rate as people who are lean.
- And it's just too hard to standardize and get right.
Examples
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To facilitate the comparison, these data are presented as index numbers standardized on their mean values in 1992.
Academic text (2011) -
In the 1920s and 1930s, L.A. was busy building its modern grid of automobile boulevards, and the city was looking for standardized street trees.
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And it's just too hard to standardize and get right.
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So somehow we want to standardize this first.
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And that hopefully might improve the service and maybe standardize the pricing.
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And what LLVM is trying to do is trying to standardize that middle and last part.
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We have managed to mechanize and thereby standardize the processes.
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Europe has just standardized their currency with Korea.
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So Checklist, as you know, reduce the variability and standardize the work process.
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The committee aims to standardize the safety regulations across all departments for better compliance.
Synonyms
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4.1
Make something usual or bring it back to its usual state
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6.1
To make a liquid like milk the same all the way by mixing it well
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6.4
To make something follow rules or standards
To make different things the same in form or rules
To change data into a single standard form
To make something follow the usual rules or styles used by a group
Antonyms
How Standardized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word standardize comes from standard, which means an agreed 'rule' or measure, and the ending -ize, which means 'to make' or 'to cause'. So, to standardize something is to make it follow the same rule or form.