standardize
IPA: stˈændɝdaɪz
verb
- US and Oxford British English standard spelling of standardise.
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Examples of "standardize" in Sentences
- It is standardized by the association.
- University local examinations to "standardize" her pupils.
- Time for the idiots to do their homework and stop resorting to emotional nonsense over their BS cultural hangups trying to "standardize" history.
- It has happened over and over again in the earth's history so why blame man now or even expect to be so intellegent to "standardize" our weather conditions.
- I am looking to kind of standardize what patients are looking at; what families are looking at as they say okay we need to take care of this; we want to be sterile.
- The instinct of monopoly is against novelty, the tendency of monopoly is to keep in use the old thing, made in the old way; its disposition is to "standardize" everything.
- The whole idea of accelerating expansion and dark matter is based on data that we think we understand, but we may be trying to "standardize" something that may be wildly variable.
- The Apple comparison is useful, because they successfully sold change to combat a Microsoft campaign in the late 1990s to "standardize" on their products by selling fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD).
- Every few years one automaker or another comes up with a plan to better "standardize" their future product schedule (make it more regular, or speed up the process, etc), and without fail, something always steps in and messed that plan on.
- As a further enablement, we could "standardize" a series of nuclear power plant designs, the way we did for steam locomotives a century ago, so each new power plant wouldn't be unique, requiring years of costly and exhaustive engineering studies.
- I have it on pretty good authority that Mr. Gates himself plans to use an iPhone when he is working for his foundation, I believe the plan is to have the foundation "standardize" on it and he will just say he is going along with the foundation's IT policy.