Bob, together with his unforgettable brother, Larry, a'h, paved a path in business and philanthropy that sets a standard for generations.
Hines's style set the standard for generations of jazz pianists, and even such comparatively modern players as Bud Powell and Oscar Peterson showed signs of his influence.
Even at this point, near the end of his movie career, Crosby continued to exude the effortless cool that set the standard for generations of pop stars to come.
This particular collection of rituals--the dress, the music, the attendants, the cake--all came together to set the standard for generations of wedding-planning mothers through the 1950s.
To overcome the pitfalls associated with random transgenesis, single-copy insertion of a transgene into a predetermined genomic locus can be accomplished using Embryonic Stem (ES) cell-mediated gene targeting, which is the gold-standard for generation of targeted Tg mice [ 4].
Standards for generation of high-quality exome sequence data are rapidly emerging.
We are standard for this generation of combat veterans, a generation that has a 15% unemployment rate.
An estimate of β is calculated using (XTX −1XTy (or (XTV−1X)−1XTV−1y, where V−1 is a diagonal matrix of squared standard errors for generation means if sample sizes are unequal).
"Exactly what signal are you sending that you have so much money to burn to your customers that face an increase [in their bills] again this year?" Against the backdrop of the longest squeeze on living standards for generations, BT is raising its broadband prices by up to 6.5% in January.
Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) is quickly becoming the standard for the generation of cheap, accurate and high throughput DNA sequence data [ 1].
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies have become the standard for data generation in studies of population genomics, as the 1000 Genomes Project (1000G).
