Sentence examples for standard was about from inspiring English sources

The theoretical maximum capacity of such a network was estimated to be approximately 30 Kbps, so the V.34 standard was about the best that could be achieved by voiceband modems.

Mobile commerce on cell phones with the new WAP Internet standard was about to explode, a Durlacher Research report said – like a lot of other reports at the time.

But by then, Robinson was coming to the end of his career and British cycling's standard was about to be picked up by Tom Simpson and another rider from West Yorkshire, Barry Hoban.

Now it is mainly Scandinavian players, and mostly the standard is about League One".

Fundamentally the Renewable Fuel Standard is about using less oil and shifting to cleaner alternatives.

Burstein faces bankruptcy as 'Standard' turns screw The long-running legal feud between the British composer Keith Burstein and the London Evening Standard is about to turn seriously ugly.

The Allan variance for 1 s of this time standard is about 1 ns.

The retention times of honokiol and internal standard were about 6.5 and 9.5 min by HPLC analysis, respectively.

(A standard is about 40cm) Fold "taresaki" up rolling it inside to make feather and make two mountain folds in the center of the heather.

Their car was a British Ford and, by pre-fin standards, was about as large as a medium-size American car.

The concentration of standards was about 100 ppm (w/ w).