Sentence examples for a big standard from inspiring English sources

It has a Spanish Renaissance feel, but is really just a big, standard hotel of the period.

"Java has a big standard library and a big amount of tools to choose from," he said.

So if something like HTML5 becomes a big standard then that would be hugely valuable for us.

The mean value of fees is about €96 with a big standard deviation of 89, mostly due to some outliers paying up to €1,060 per month.

Each measurement relies on the average of dye-swap experiments and spots that showed a big standard deviation was sorted out.

A flatter curve means a bigger standard deviation and a wider spread of results.If the mean of each curve were the same, such flattening would imply both more cold periods and more hot ones.

The hapless hockey-puck mouse has been supplanted by a bigger standard-shape optical tracking model.

The device is a pretty big standard piece of HTC hardware — one that's tough to distinguish from the U12.

Fig. 7 The tested workpiece: a picture of the bearing, b focusing image, and c defocusing image Fig. 8 The tested workpiece: a picture of the big standard cuboid, b focusing image and c defocusing image of the big standard cuboid, d picture of the small standard cuboid, e focusing image, and f defocusing image of the small standard cuboid.

The website claims the deal will save a typical household on a big six standard tariff £300 a year.

"There's a big double standard," the Republican national chairman, Michael Steele, said in an interview on "Meet the Press" on NBC.