Sentence examples for an early standard from inspiring English sources
In January, the Royal Academy set an early standard with The Genius of Rome.
As an early standard bearer for the year's crop of fresh green herbs, this first flush of greenness sits up and positively begs to be devoured.
One of the forerunners of this genre, the syndicated show "Love Connection," she said, set an early standard in the art of manipulating the participants.
Wiemer was an early standard bearer for the Finger Lakes, still one of the most exciting wine regions in the United States today.
Bob Bogle, a founding member of the Ventures, the long-running guitar band whose jaunty 1960 hit "Walk — Don't Run" became an early standard of instrumental rock 'n' roll and taught generations of guitarists how to make their solos sparkle, died on Sunday in Vancouver, Wash., where he lived.
Google's purchase of household-appliance supplier Nest Labs for $3.2 billion earlier this year, Lei says, sets an early standard.
This system was derived from an earlier standard for film speed established by the American Standards Association ASAa.k a.a.a. the American National Standards Institute.
Based on an earlier standard from transaction processing, it represents a simplified version of a typical e-commerce application an electronic book store.
Among them: a ban on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy in most cases rather than an earlier standard of viability, which was often determined by doctors to be several weeks later.
The model has been modified significantly, since it was built complying with an earlier standard edition (IEEE 802.15.4 draft D18), which has been replaced by the latest revised release IEEE Std 802.15.4-2006.
If another method or an earlier standard was used, the GH concentrations were transformed to comparable levels using transformation factors derived in our laboratory [ 24].
