Tender corvina was served in a bowl of perfectly balanced leche de tigre, the citrusy and spicy broth that's standard in most Peruvian ceviches, and made here with yuzu, Japan's superpower version of a lemon.
"Yeah, that's standard," he said.
The specs say the monitor offers 100 million:1 contrast ratio (that's good, if a bit meaningless) with 1,920-by-1,080 resolution (that's standard) and a 120-hertz refresh rate (the minimum acceptable for 3-D).
The Lumix also has a very nice Leica-manufactured lens, with ultra-wide-angle capability and 5x optical zoom (as opposed to the 3x zoom that's standard with most point-and-shoots).
"It's almost becoming a feature that's standard in TVs like 'Smart' or having an internet connection," says Page. "We're not going away from 3D at all.
So the Adam steers well and doesn't ride badly, even on the sports suspension that's standard with 17- or 18-inch wheels.
The new five, and a related four-cylinder that's standard in some Colorado pickups, is a modern double overhead cam powerplant, with variable valve timing.
The company uses data that's standard in the financial services world to determine whether a student should get access to a SelfScore credit card in the first place.
The new electric steering that's standard on other Malibu models offers a tad better fuel economy, but the hydraulic setup is better calibrated for the sportier nature of the SS.
Apple partisans have been complaining about the performance-robbing omission of a cache that's standard on other current PowerBooks, but unless you're doing intensive graphics work, you'll never notice, though DVD-playing was often somewhat jerky.
It has souped-up consumer handsets with picture resolution good enough to broadcast, and over an hour of recorded video, instead of the ten seconds to 15 seconds that's standard for an off-the-shelf phone.
