The “standard conversion” mentioned by the design institute?

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The “standard conversion” mentioned by the design institute? CONVERSION OF STANDARDS, is that right?

Reply #22009-03-22

Is it the case that one set of standards was used before and another set is being used now? I think we can simply use the term \"changing of standards\", as there is no need to consider any conversion relationship between the two sets of standards.

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standard transform standard conversion Last edited by zhangyong6404 on 2009-3-22 10:03]

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