Sentence examples for standard rites from inspiring English sources

Largely because of the exigencies of war, those who died on the battlefield were traditionally not entitled to standard rites.

"Tommy's first race was a week before he was 3, with training wheels," Earl says, as if he were discussing a standard rite of passage for toddlers.

Results revealed that these students displayed more biology knowledge and greater certainty in their responses to open-ended risk behavior questions than did a control group of students who learned the same information from a standard rote approach in the same amount of time.

What was once the purview only of dancers with intentions of going pro has become a standard rite of passage for Indian-American high schoolers set to switch their sights onto medicine or engineering come fall.

"There was no thought for burying family members together … no grave goods or arrangement of the bodies," standard burial rites for Neolithic people, Meyer says.

The four images of the standard X-Rite ColorChecker, R, G, B and NIR, are used as the calibration targets.

Full body photographs were then taken of each individual positioned side-on to the camera with the dorsal fin raised against a white standard background (X-Rite ColorChecker White Balance Card) and beside a ruler and a munsell colour chart (X-Rite mini Color-Checker; Additional file 4: Figure S3).

They were pagan at the time, so it was part of the standard Viking burial rite".

Standardization and rote learning lead to sub-standard results because they don't inspire or challenge.

Amy Schulz, 31, from Hell's Kitchen, said brandishing a standard yellow MetroCard was a rite of passage when she moved to the city eight years ago from Texas.

Under the practice, known as "positive override" pricing, pharmacists could override Rite Aid's standard, nondiscounted cash price, displayed on their side of the cash register, after entering the code for that particular drug.