Even though this is the hope of a standard, to have a standards-based tool that can be used over and over in different situations, real world experience tells us a different story about this so-called standard.
Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man and Le Corbusier's habitat formulas helped determine the dice's 8-feet-to-a-side scale (though the dimensions of a standard shipping container also had something to do with it).
Though "Insomnia" has the makings of a standard police procedural tale, beginning with the killing of a beautiful young woman named Tanja Maria Mathiesenn), it has the style of a more unnerving psychological thriller.
But the power plant is already inadequate for the area's needs, even though it is twice the size of a standard coal-fired plant.
"The '80 percent rule' has become something of a standard, even though there is no reference in the law to it," he said, adding that 80 percent rules are usually found in the main lease or house rules that accompany it.
A few of the genes in question are part of the architecture of a standard quantitative trait, though certainly examples are present (as discussed earlier).
Though now a standard method of historical criticism, this practice led to allegations that Sainte-Beuve was providing merely biographical explanations of literary phenomena.
Good work spaces, though, each equipped with a standard batch of gear, including a KitchenAid mixer (the big model).
Then the high school held one of those mandatory tolerance assemblies, the sort that, though a standard part of modern education, probably don't indoctrinate all that many evil souls into kindheartedness.
We don't of course work 15 hours a week, even though many of us could and enjoy a standard of living as good as the average person in 1930.
