Sentence examples for the standard definition from inspiring English sources
The standard definition of influenza includes a fever.
Increasingly, high-definition DVDs are being issued simultaneously with the standard definition DVD release.
Even going by the standard definition, it is in a bear market.
This means, according to the standard definition, that it isn't near bear territory.
Has he forgotten the standard definition of a terrorist: someone with a bomb but without an air force?
He was using the standard definition: to lead into error, to cause someone to form an incorrect belief.
However, neither The Americans nor Love and Marriage is close to the standard definition of an "ITV show".
And they do not meet the standard definition of planets, for they are not orbiting any star.
Major Hasan, by the standard definition, would qualify as a terrorist.
(If you automatically synchronize your iPod content, iTunes should transfer the standard-definition version to the iPod).
The older 4GB version is priced at $199 while the standard-definition Mino sells for $149.
