What is "conformance"

Usage examples of "conformance".

In the New World each colonial power devised a system precisely suited to its peculiar needs and in conformance with its national customs.

The reason for this is that the universe bends, in a way we can’t adequately imagine, in conformance with Einstein’s theory of relativity (which we will get to in due course).

Fellow officers of the court, on March 1, 2024, Randall Petersen Armstrong, unable to perfect his ACIP in conformance with the terms of the Truth Machine Bill, inserted several hundred lines of computer code, the essence of which he knew had been obtained illegally from a competing firm.

He could not exceed his opponent's perfection of conformance, and had to go for his best mode.

The man had started out in perfect conformance to the score, but Stile's deviations had forced him to deviate somewhat also, for as a musician he could not tolerate the separation of efforts.

He could not exceed his opponent’s perfection of conformance, and had to go for his best mode.

The man had started out in perfect conformance to the score, but Stile’s deviations had forced him to deviate somewhat also, for as a musician he could not tolerate the separation of efforts.

Indeed, similarity, routine, identity, boredom, those things which tend to make a woman less interesting, tend often to be functions of widespread conformances to externally imposed demands and images.

The test of a society is perhaps not its conformance or nonconformance to principles but the nature and human prosperity of its members.

They wrote to the Postmaster General in Washington, who tossed their complaint to an underling, who answered: Those at the North can insist that we carry their mail to the South, and this we do, but it is understandable if southern postmasters burn it in conformance to local law.