Beyond that, he appeals to the idea – borrowed without acknowledgement from the socialist historian EP Thompson – of a "moral economy", meaning standards of acceptable behaviour that are espoused by ordinary people.
State and commonwealth ministers on Thursday agreed on a legal definition of free-range, meaning a standard on animal welfare will be put in place for the first time.
Coumou & Robinson looked at the frequency of rare and extreme (3-sigma, meaning 3 standard deviations hotter than the average) and very rare and extreme (5-sigma) temperature events.
Meaning your standard issue infantry unit won't necessarily merely cannon fodder they can fight well!
The portfolio's risk, meaning its standard deviation, can be measured to determine whether the portfolio is within an acceptable range for you.
Windows Media files are said to play back at comparable quality to MP3s while taking up only half the space, meaning a standard CD-R can hold up to 20 hours' worth of music on a single disc.
Of course, given the fact that this update is largely software, it's also backward compatible, meaning the standard V30 will be getting the functionality "soon," according to an LG rep.
Clickable Pro 2.0 also adds beta support for what it dubs Emerging Google Ad Formats, meaning less standard media placements like image ads (banners), local business (maps) and mobile (text and image) ads.
The study was designed as a pragmatic intervention study, meaning that standard care, including nutritional support, was continued.
In brief, the manual recommends that prices of informal care will be based on shadow prices for unpaid work (meaning a standard cost price based on general hourly wages).
Selection targeting a microsatellite may affect linked sequence diversity in a fundamentally different manner than posited by the canonical model of selective sweeps (Maynard Smith 1976), meaning that standard genomic scans will fail to detect these targets of selection.
