Package standardized

Some other considerations relating to standards for drug names, labeling standards, and packaging standards are as follows ... 

Packaging Standards. While there is no evidence that trademark colors and logos on boxes pose a problem, the use of color on bottle tops and labels creates many difficulties. There are dozens of drugs whose names are quite different but whose packages look alike. This creates the potential for error when people see what they expect to see on the label. 

Uniform Freight Classification Committee, UFC Set packaging standards for all freight moving by rail. 

The United States Postal Service (USPS) regulations permit the mailing of any controlled substance, provided that the substances are not outwardly dangerous or of their own force could cause injury to a person s life or health. The following preparation and packaging standards must be met ... 

Depmtment of Trzmsportation/United Nations P ormance-Orientated Packaging Standards HM-81, 49... 

The US DOT is responsible for shipment regulation in general, and for packaging standards for low-risk materials. Packaging standards for high-risk materials are established by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (US NRC). 

IP-3 packagings are required to meet all the applicable requirements and test criteria in 49 CFR 173.412 and, by reference, 49 CFR 173.465. These are the requirements established for Type A packagings. IP-3 and Type A are essentially equivalent packaging standards. Figure 17.5 shows a Type A 7A, IP-3 Cargo Container (37 cubic yard capacity). 

Performance-oriented packaging standards changes to classification, hazard communication, packaging and handling requirements based on UN standards and agency initiative. Fed. Reg. 55, 52402-52729 (1990)... 

SUB" is an enumeration literal defined in type "CHARACTER" in the package "STANDARD" which is implicitly visible in all VHDL designs. Since this definition as well as the component declaration for "SUB" are both visible in the code, a homograph is reported. You can explicitly avoid this ambiguity as follows... 

This example explicitly names the package (STANDARD) from which the array type (BIT VECTOR) has been selected (section 3.4). 

Consumer Product Safety Commission, Standard for the Flammability of Residential Upholstered Furniture, Proposed Rule, 73 Fed. Reg. 11,702 (2008) Directorate for Engineering Sciences, CPSC, Briefing Package, Standard for the Flammability of Clothing Textiles, ANPR to Amend and Update (2002). 

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