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Dudley served as Vice-Admiral and Lord Admiral from 1537 until 1547, during which time he set novel standards of navy organisation and was an innovative commander at sea.

The omission is unfortunate because Asinof's novel set the standard for realistic baseball fiction when it was published in 1955.

Where OmniTouch showed standard keyboards that are larger than what a handheld screen or button set affords, novel non-standard keyboards attempt to improve input speeds (while not dramatically reducing input accuracy).

With her deceptively simple line drawings and witty, sparse writing, Marjane Satrapi, 41, has set new standards in graphic novels.

I finished both Sharp Objects and Dark Places before picking this one up, so the standard of her previous novels coupled with the hype around this one set the standards I was expecting for this novel astronomically high.

Limited information exists on the physical demands associated with cashier work, particularly in the context of multiple bagging formats; this study was thus designed to generate a novel data set describing standard grocery packaging tasks.

His study of ancient Chinese traditional opera and novels also set standards for scholarship in those areas.

Along with Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper, Howard Pyle's Otto of the Silver Hand is one of the first historical novels written for children by an American.1 It is also one of the most remarkable, and it set the standard for many novels written since.

CONCLUSIONS: NEURITES has the potential to set new standards for the systematic evaluation of Asian traditional medicine for integration into standard medicine practice and establishing a novel therapeutic approach for improving cognition after stroke.

But "The Bonesetter's Daughter," by the composer Stewart Wallace, with a libretto by Amy Tan, based on her best-selling 2001 novel, may set a new standard for operatic collaboration.

Bosses set different standards.