Sentence examples for term standard from inspiring English sources

And over the very long term standard discount rates lead to strange conclusions.

Some call it "standard language ideology" in reference to the presumptuous and familiar term, "standard English" (Lippi-Green, 1994).

The term "standard library" refers to the collection of functions that are packaged with a programming language.

In this chapter, the term "standard" is representing this profile–– The National Danish GI Metadata Service is designed to describe geographic datasets.

By combing the existing and relevant regulations and other standards of underground space development and utilization, this paper expounds the relationship between urban underground space engineering construction field and other areas of the term standard.

The long term standard deviation is 0.2‰ for 13C and 0.3‰ for 15N.

"There was a lot of evidence previously suggesting that the long-term standard should be lower, and this is adding one more study to that evidence," said Douglas Dockery, a pollution specialist at the Harvard School of Public Health.

The government's remedies have made matters only worse, he says: "Almost everything that has been done since this crisis started is going to reduce our long-term standard of living".

To fend off future errors, Mr. Lehrer vowed to implement what he termed "standard operating procedures" that many journalists, he acknowledged, already follow.

The long-term standard deviation of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index is 22%, while the S&P 500 Index has a long-term standard deviation of 15%.

These dental pulp-derived cell lines are stable and maintain an undifferentiated phenotype under long-term standard culture conditions.