Sentence examples for Standard times from inspiring English sources
Mr. Baker's short, sprightly sentences and plain English signaled a departure from the dry, complex and solemn writing that was the standard Times approach of the day.
The panel decided that "in light of independent legal advice" Warburton's current A and B standard times made him "selectable under the UKA selection policy".
Relationships between standard times and measured real times are obtained and the results of detailed evaluations are presented with the purpose of helping standard developers and experimental researchers.
Please make every effort to spread your department's course offerings across all of the standard times available to you, both early and late in the day, and as many on Mondays and Fridays as in the middle of the week.
"Edward was doing repeat miles on the track between four and a half and five minutes, when the standard times are between 4 minutes 55 seconds and five and a half minutes; it was shocking".
The work study techniques devised for this use a combination of accurate timing and the observer's judgment of the effort being applied over many repetitions of the job to arrive at a standard time, which is then directly comparable with the standard times for other jobs.
I have worked with many local authorities, including Hackney, researching pupil mobility – that is, children joining and leaving schools at non-standard times, including new arrivals from overseas, the homeless and the excluded.
Marilyn Okoro and Emma Jackson are the two Britons to have achieved A-standard times, but they finished fifth and seventh respectively behind the Scot at Saturday's UK trials.
"Holding elections at non-standard times tends to depress turnout, particularly of young and minority voters," they wrote.
Testosterone and androstenedione levels demonstrate substantial daily variability, while most of the epidemiological data are based on a single blood sample collected at non-standard times.
The Standard-Times will emulate both.
