Sentence examples for a standard source from inspiring English sources
Some Thoughts Concerning Education (1693), for example, remains a standard source in the philosophy of education.
Scientists at the Institute for Genomic Research in Rockville, Md., a private group working for the federal government, say they have found a small number of genetic differences between the preparation used in the Florida attack and a standard source of the Ames strain.
According to the film scholar and writer Scott MacDonald, whose series of "Critical Cinema" interviews with filmmakers are a standard source in the field, Gehr is one of a number of filmmakers whose work is animated by the "idea of using cinema as a retraining of perception, often of slowing us down so that we can truly see and hear".
A new graphite pile designed to serve as a standard source of thermal neutrons has been built at the Czech Metrology Institute.
In accordance, DNA MCs should become a standard source of DNA transposons not only in therapeutic settings but also in the daily use of the SB system.
A repeatability of 0.1% of the measurement of a standard source activity was found for this radionuclide activity meter, justifying ignoring random effects in this measurement.
The field-defining light is made to coincide with the 50% isodose lines of the radiation beam projected on a plane perpendicular to the beam axis and at a standard source-to-surface distance (SSD 100 cm) or source-to-axis distance (SAD 100 cm).
He also edited three volumes of "The Proteins," a standard reference source published by Academic Press.
In the rest of the country -- the entire world -- alternative energy is a standard reference to energy sources that are not carbon based, hence the designation as "alternative".
In the first three experimental lessons, all of the three teachers often judged students' answers based on a "correct or incorrect" standard (Source A).
The NPA is an industry standard source of national prescription dispensing activity for all pharmaceutical products and measures what providers prescribe and what is ultimately dispensed to consumers.
