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Futures contracts are like forward contracts except that the terms of the contract, namely the quantity and the delivery date, are standardised.

Nearly all downloadable music stores offer only unprotected and standardised MP3 or AAC formatted audio, which can be played on any device.

The team showed 13 Western Caucasians and 13 East Asians a set of standardised images depicting the seven main facial EXPRESSIONS: happy, sad, neutral, angry, disgusted, fearful and surprised.

Insurance products, unlike mortgages, are not standardised, says Mr Roberts.

Study quality was assessed independently by the two authors qualitatively and using a standardised scale.

Moreover, aerospace—including making the guts of aircraft engines, as Rolls-Royce does—is a global industry with standardised technologies.

To take just one measure, the percentage of pupils attending "satisfactory" schools, as measured by standardised test scores, has doubled since the storm, from 30% to 59%.

The team's nutritional experts had prepared me six days of menus specifically designed to test my body's response to a few standardised meals, mixed in with some of my personal staple foods.

There will be a standardised "diploma supplement" giving details of what students have learnt.

It is the easily standardised skilled jobs in the middle, such as accounting, that are now being squeezed hardest.

Some excited people have likened this technological upheaval to the Cambrian explosion 500m years ago, when evolution on Earth speeded up in part because the cell had been perfected and standardised.

Full data extraction, using a standardised data extraction sheet, was performed on all studies included in the review.

The mass media and the educational departments should cooperate and work towards a positive linguistic environment, where our children can have more opportunities to listen to and read standardised languages.

With the rise of mechanised production and standardised products, there came the need for disciplined product planning.

Financiers and regulators have also pledged to make the industry more transparent and standardised.

It is so standardised that The Economist of London publishes an annual Big Mac Index to demonstrate the relative purchasing power of various currencies.

Stylistic conventions- if your language does not have a standardised universal form( way everybody speaks it to understand each other), you will need to have one or have a rule to tell people which forms or dialects of your language to use.