Sentence examples for standard figure from inspiring English sources

A standard figure in the royal courts of the early modern era was the éminence grise.

Andy Bellin grew up as that fairly standard figure the bright boy who is a bad student.

"Assuming tight bundles of crisp hundred-dollar bills," the magazine writes, "and assuming your case dimensions are fairly standard, figure a maximum of $1.2 million".

"The law provides no guidance, in terms of any benchmark, standard figure, or method of analysis, to aid the jury in the process of determining an appropriate award," Dean Leebron wrote in The New York University Law Review in 1989.

If funds list yields in ads, they are required by the Securities and Exchange Commission to report a standard figure: the annualized yield for the previous 30 days, minus fund expenses.

Dr. Antoine Caine-Collard (Michael Caine), the movie's heavy and de Sade's nemesis, is a standard figure of farce when he tries to protect his seemingly virtuous teen-age wife, Simone, with barred windows while she takes de Sade's works to bed with her.

Instead, a method was developed to scale the motor threshold based on coil cortex distance, at least for standard figure-of-eight stimulating coils.

Detectors are described by certain standard figures of merit.

Similar measures would show inflation well above the standard figures in many other countries too.

To achieve different body postures, a highly automated method was developed to transfer kinematic information on the scanned 3d surface data of individuals or size-specific standard figures.

Decc says it uses standard figures for the rate at which consumers tend to replace electronics, but not everyone is convinced.