"book standard" is not a correct and usable term in written English.
Instead, you might use phrases like "according to the standards of the book," "according to book standards," or "in line with the standards of the book." For example: This essay is written according to the standards of the book.
Sites like Chessky are offering high quality digital formats, some higher than Red Book standard files on CDs.
"That's a pretty significant drop-off," said Jerome Kramer, editor in chief of The Book Standard, an online publishing industry report.
In colonial times Americans felt themselves to be far from the centre of civilization and were willing to accept a book standard in order to learn what they thought prevailed in England.
The Book Standard, an online publishing information service that is owned by VNU (the Dutch company that also owns Kirkus Reviews, Billboard and Adweek) has devised a contest in which film students compete to come up with book videos.
This paper describes the approach of simulations via reliability block diagrams as applied to the Gold Book standard network.
The site intends to make it just as easy to book charter flights as it is to book standard commercial ones.
Which is not to say that "Hollywood Wives: The New Generation" will not pass muster by beach book standards.
Lawrence Busch's book, Standards: Recipes for Reality, illustrates with vivid clarity the ubiquity and importance of these 'things' called standards.
But the human characters are so crowded out by computer voices croaking robotic mumbo-jumbo and by flashy special effects that they remain sketchy even by comic book standards.
"Did they go to ballgames together or was the person giving the gift doing so to stay in good graces?" said Bernard Wolfman, a Harvard law professor who co-wrote a popular tax book, "Standards of Tax Practice".
Bookserver uses a range of open source and proprietary electronic book standards, search algorithms, editing tools and libraries.
