Sentence examples for definitions of standard from inspiring English sources

Judge Raggi read the definitions of standard words from a Webster's dictionary and explained the legal meaning of the other terms before excusing the jurors for the night.

Author(s): Clayton DeKorne, The New York Times Learning Network Yasmin Chin Eisenhauer, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Explore personal definitions of "standard of living".

2. Learn about international definitions of standard units and the changes in how a standard kilogram is measured by reading and discussing "Scientists Struggling to Make the Kilogram Right Again".

Of the several ichthyological definitions of standard length [57], we used the straight-line distance from the anteriormost point of the lower jaw to the base of the caudal fin (posterior limit of the hypural plate) measured to the nearest 0.5 mm.

Definitions of "standard units" and "sensible drinking" vary substantially across countries (e.g. for definitions around the world).

Thus the inclusion criteria of past protocols do not perfectly align with modern definitions of standard or high risk.

One idea she highlights is from headteacher Tom Sherrington, who believes we should take actual samples of pupil work as definitions of standards.

These are kidneys from older donors or kidneys that otherwise may not meet the definition of "standard criteria".

While GDP allows economists to compare equivalent incomes, it does not account for some of the human factors that may be included in a definition of standard of living.

A similar analysis should be performed (presumably by the AXAF Science Center) for all 255 ACIS grades before a final decision is made on the definition of standard ACIS grades.

The definition of "standard" has truly changed.