Sentence examples for Return to standard from inspiring English sources

The State Duma, the lower house of parliament, voted 442-1 on Tuesday to return to standard time this autumn and stay there all year.

A typical aeronautic scenario is presented, with standard operating conditions followed by two types of overloads (the second more severe than the first) and finally a return to standard condition.

Updated at 1.17pm GMT 12.11pm GMT Germany urges ECB to return to normality Germany's economics ministry has also publicly urged the European Central Bank to return to standard monetary policy as swiftly as possible.

The suggested joystick scheme has several advantages compared to Cartesian coordinated control methods as follows; 1) independent horizontal and vertical motion control 2) more natural and intuitive for excavator works 3) less complicated and expensive 4) closer to conventional joystick operation mode and 5) easy return to standard mode by software.

With this action, he is saying, 'If I don't do it, who is going to do it?' " Onyewu, who is 6 feet 4 inches, is considered a top defender in the Belgian league, though he is not expected to return to Standard Li? next season.

Gao and Smyth (2011) analyze the return to standard Mandarin among internal migrants in China and find a 40% return to language proficiency.

In a sense, this is what Cowell's "Idol" had long been advocating — a return to standards and classic pop modes.

The solo recording debut by Roy Hargrove, "Diamonds in the Rough" (RCA 3082-2-N; all three formats), and the latest release by Mr. Marsalis himself, mark a return to standards in both senses of the word.

All mice were returned to standard care for 3 weeks.

Mice were returned to standard housing upon conclusion of these measurements.

Only in the 1920s did he start composing freely once more, using his new 12-tone technique and returning to standard forms (Piano Suite, 1921 3).