Sentence examples similar to standards reading from inspiring English sources

It's not what most would call "gorgeous" by today's gaming standards (read: it's no Infinity Blade II), but it really does still look good.

Commuters staring glassy-eyed at the Evening Standard, reading the same short sentence 20 times as they try not to fall asleep on the train?

"Double measures are standard" reads a sign.

As training camps opened last week, players were told that the same standard — read: paranoia — that applied to the flow of information to reporters also applied to Twitter.

The official wiki page on the standard reads thus: We choose to present two definitions for the term 'Biobank'.

Uploading a 30-minute show at "standard" (read: abysmal) quality takes roughly eight hours over a typical high-speed connection from providers such as AT&T Broadband.

A January 29th headline in the Weekly Standard read "The Democrats Bench is Shockingly Weak".

A column at the conservative standard-bearer, The Weekly Standard, read "Jeb's Dead: Adios Amigo" this morning.

Hence, these reads will not align contiguously to the genome using standard read mapping methods.

One may use standard read processing pipelines to save extra bioinformatics cost in such situations.

The large gap mapper used is based on the standard read mapper of the CLC Genomics Workbench.