standardize

Each city has its own local mass transit, and there hasn't been a push to standardize across regions.

I mean, let's say we standardize at 15 or 20 or a speculative $30hr.

Add that IBM tried to kill VM multiple times, and wanted everyone using System/360 to standardize around OS/360.

It's no accident that Rocket and the Open Container Project are arising to standardize the container format.

There's so much diversity in the equipment, payloads and use cases for these systems that it's incredibly difficult to standardize.

The logical means of correcting it, is to standardize on English, which would provide a much greater international benefit than any other language already heavily spoken in the EU.

This is starting to happen with things like google material and similar UI libraries that try to standardize appearances across devices.

It was an effort to standardize existing practice, and provide a platform for improving C.

We save & standardize anything we figure out for scripted, instant deployment and testing when we scale out.

However, there is downward pressure from the national realtors association to standardize on things like listing formatting, so it is not entirely self-organizing.

I think maybe XDG would be a better way to standardize that, and would fix many other apps as well.

We need to standardize on a protocol, not so much an implementation.

Do you think maybe the push for the extra functionality is an effort to standardize the millions of JS libraries out there that do this "high-level" functionality already, rather than leaving it up to the user for interpretation?

Some of the most common messages on Lisp forums were things like "what GUI library should I use?", "why is there no standard GUI?", "this library works but it's incomplete and looks abandoned," along with calls for the Common Lisp community to standardize around one GUI library.

Standardize on a communication platform like Skype + Google Hangouts.