Perhaps the most historically standard, though not currently the most popular answer to this question has been that it is sense-data (private, non-physical entities that actually have the immediately experienced sensory qualities) that are the immediate objects of awareness or that are given.
Historically, standard curves have been the method of choice for determining absolute DNA concentration.
Historically, standard poodles were used as working dogs, while the three smaller poodle classes were mostly bred for company.
The parties included environmental and public health groups as well as the California Air Resources Board, which has historically set standards more aggressive than the federal ones.
The Interior Department devolved into a cesspool of corruption, even by its historically low standards, turning the Bush-Cheney antigovernment animus into a self-fulfilling prophecy and bequeathing Obama a Minerals Management Service as broken as the Bush-Cheney FEMA exposed by Katrina.
International soccer's aristocratic pecking order has proved no match for the opening of national borders, which in turn has increased the flow of talent among nations and allowed players from soccer's developing countries to refine their skills in countries with richer traditions and historically high standards of play.
In his remarks to a packed briefing room in the temporary transition offices here, Mr. Podesta, a former of chief of staff to President Bill Clinton, seemed intent on striking a tone of brisk efficiency and in advertising what he insisted would be historically high standards.
Historically, low standards and expectations for certain students have translated into massive achievement gaps.
Failure to meet even ACICS's historically lax standards that could be a problem.
We have borrowed heavily against the future to fund our historically high standard of living, he says — a standard that we have not previously been willing to finance in real time, through fiscal austerity or more household industry.
