In 1959 — the good old days, by contemporary crime standards — five youthful pirates in two boats commandeered a third rowboat and robbed two young men of a ring, a watch, a bracelet and a pair of shoes, with socks.
Ms. Kelly's nightclub act, in which she used her vast repertory of American popular standards five nights a week until she became ill a month ago, was a must-see for Savannah tourists itching to meet a real-life character from the Southern Gothic best seller by John Berendt.
By Messi's standards, five club games without a goal is quite a goal drought.
Three lab-synthesized cellulose-based multi element standards, five plant standards (Apple Leaf/NIST 1516, Spinach/NIST 1570a, Orchard Leaf/NIST 1571, Tomato Leaf/NIST 1573a, Peach Leaf/NIST 1574) and three fish standards (Tuna-1, Tuna-2, Tuna-3) were used for the construction of calibration curves for carrying out elemental analysis in river water, plant and fish samples respectively.
The calibration curves of the standards were made by a dilution of the stock standards (five set of standard dilutions) with methanol to yield 1.0 5.0 μg/ml for GA, CH, VA, EC, PCA, EA, MC, KF 0.5 4.0 μg/ml for CH, CA, RH, and 0.25 3.0 μg/ml for QU.
"It's broader". Yet the debate has lost some of its vigor since the 1999-2007 years, when a revolving-door board of creationists and evolutionists overturned the state's education standards five times, including one 1999 vote that scrubbed most curricular references to evolution and another 2005 vote that challenged evolution by trying to redefine the discipline of science itself.
Along with the standards, two groups of states are developing standardized tests which will be rolled out in 2014-15.
(By this band's standards, four minutes is epic).
She also had, particularly by royal standards, two pleasant, normal children.
"He operates by two standards, one for him and one for everybody else".
Adams's orchestra is not large by modern standards: twelve woodwinds, eight brass, and the usual complement of strings.
