In this respect, the concept of personalized medicine has been established as a standard working proposition worldwide.
In 2007 he was let go as part of a standard work force reduction, according to the award filed with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Wall Street's self-policing organization, which provides the forum for arbitration like Mr. Orefice's.
His Modern Japanese Poetry (1978, enlarged edition as Burning Giraffes, 1996) is a standard work, and he published other very significant translations of both classical and contemporary Japanese poetry.
Grenville's thesis, published in 1964 as Lord Salisbury and Foreign Policy: The Close of the 19th Century and still a standard work, established him as a diplomatic historian.
Participants viewed a video presentation in a simulated environment meant to emulate a standard working environment such as a business meeting, a training presentation, or a classroom lecture.
As a standard that works across all mobile devices, SMS isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Among staff members at Amnesty International, the book is still regarded as the standard work on torture.
There is no doubt it is destined to be regarded as the standard work on the subject.
"Lincoln the President" supplanted Sandburg's expansive biography, generally viewed as long on poetic majesty and short on rigorous research, as the standard work of Lincoln scholarship.
By then he had begun his monumental Letter Foundries history which, published in 1887, was hailed as the standard work on the subject.
