Sentence examples for standard band from inspiring English sources
Those in the top tier are charged double the standard "band D" rate and three times the bottom rate.
Properties in the top band are charged tax at double the standard "band D" rate and three times the bottom rate.
Tillman comes on stage with the mic stand already slung across his shoulders, playing a song – I Love You, Honeybear – so saturated with sweet emotion that it would happily serve as the climax of most standard band sets.
The tax reform would see duty in the first year paid according to emissions, but then in three bands, with 95% of cars taxed at a "standard" band of £140 a year.
She also supplemented her standard band -- guitar, bass, keyboard, drums and a traditional woodwind player -- with four musicians playing traditional instruments: the dhol (drum); the duduk, shvi and zurna (woodwinds); the kamancha (violin); and the tar (Persian lute).
The study's designers agreed that the risk of blindness should have been more clearly explained, but said that the infants were within the standard band of care, and therefore facing the same steep odds as any premature infant not in the study.
Last week, Help Remedies launched a new product called "Help, I Want to Save a Life", an easy-to-use, DIY bone marrow donor registry kit, which is a more targeted supplement to your standard Band-Aid fix as well as the company's already existing "Help I've Cut Myself" kit.
If there's a failing to the design, it's that Pebble has opted to go with a proprietary three-pronged lug design to hold the watchstrap, which means that you can't use off-the-shelf standard bands.
In a cohort of AML and MDS patients karyotypically analyzed in our institution between 1990 and 2008, we found 9 cases with chromosomal abnormalities involving Xp21/p22 by standard banding techniques.
GTG and C-banding were assessed through standard banding protocols.
Over the range studied, the intensity of the standard bands increased linearly as protein concentration was increased (R = 0.95).
