1) Accepted 2) Alloy 3) Average 4) Baseline 5) Benchmark 6) Bimetallic 7) Bimetallism 8) Bimetallistic 9) Casebook 10) Code 11) Common 12) Conventional 13) Criterial 14) Criterion 15) Criterional 16) Customary 17) Denominator 18) Documented 19) Ensign 20) Ethic 21) Example 22) Flag 23) Gauge 24) General
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1) An approved model 2) An upright pole or beam 3) Any distinctive flag 4) Approved model 5) Automatic alternate 6) Average 7) Banner 8) Benchmark 9) Bunting 10) Colours 11) Colours in evening paper 12) Common 13) Commonly used or supplied 14) Comparison basis 15) Custom 16) Customary 17) Ensign 18) Erstwhile NY newspaper
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tree which stands alone or above the underwood (P 205); a large tree grown in a coppice crop (E, 180); tree selected to remain standing after the rest of the stand has been felled (L 238); selected tree allowed to grow to full size in a coppice (Ja, 304)
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• (n.) An upright support, as one of the poles of a scaffold; any upright in framing. • (n.) The upper petal or banner of a papilionaceous corolla. • (a.) Hence: Having a recognized and permanent value; as, standard works in history; standard authors. • (a.) Being, affording, or according with, a standard for comparison and judg...
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A carefully trained form of tree, shrub or other woody plant with a head of foliage supported on a single bare stem. Half-standards have shorter stems.
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[Noun] A level of quality.
Example: The current standards of spelling are not acceptable in letters to our customers.
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(from the article `automotive industry`) ...were not forced to compete for a shrinking market. Output reached almost half a million in 1937, and at the end of the decade there were six major ...
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(from the article `rocket and missile system`) ...had a range of 85 miles. After 1956 the Talos was supplemented by the Terrier, a radar-beam rider, and the Tartar, a semiactive radar homing ...
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(from the article `International Bureau of Weights and Measures`) international organization founded to bring about the unification of measurement systems, to establish and preserve fundamental international ... Basic to the whole idea of weights and measures are the concepts of uniformity, units, and standards. Uniformity, the essence ...
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(from the article `flag`) ...banners, guidons, pennons, and streamers. There were also many flags of a personal, family, or local significance that were of a different, and ... In addition to national flags, there are banners, rectangular pieces of cloth showing the armorial bearings of the owner, and standards, strips of ... Arms in...
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1. A flag; colours; a banner; especially, a national or other ensign. 'His armies, in the following day, On those fair plains their standards proud display.' (Fairfax) ... 2. That which is established by authority as a rule for the measure of quantity, extent, value, or quality; especially, the original specimen weight or measure sanctioned by gove...
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A measure, specification or object to which objects should conform or against which others are judged. A required degree of excellence.
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A tree or shrub with a clear trunk or stem before the head of branches
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a flag around which people rally. Today, term usually refers to the personal flag of a ruler, such as the Royal Standard of a British monarch. 1) - an identifying flag, equivalent to a color, carried by mounted or similar units. French - étendard Spanish - estandarte German - Standart Russian - shtandart Portuguese - estandarte Italian - stendardo …
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A device used either to act as a rallying-point for troops, or for signalling in battle, or for recognition in parades. Different units used different devices and soldiers would need to be able to recognise their own at a glance. Within a legion, there would be standards for the legion, cohort and century. There would also be standards for any cava…...
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Stand'ard adjective 1. Being, affording, or according with, a standard for comparison and judgment; as,
standard time;
standard weights and measures; a
standard authority as to nautical terms;
standard gold or silver.
2. Hence: Having a recognized and perm...
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Stand'ard noun [ Old French
estendart , French
étendard , probably from Latin
extendere to spread out, extend, but influenced by English
stand . See
Extend .]
1. A flag; colors; a banner; especially, a national or other ensign. « His armies, in the fo...
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A tree or shrub that has been trained to a certain height with a long bare stem and foliage at the top.
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stock adjective regularly and widely used or sold; `a standard size`; `a stock item`
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A 'standard' at STAR CASE is a case design we've built many times before.
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1. A synonym for specification. 2. A component or way of accomplishing a task that is so frequently and widely used that is seems to be part of a specification.
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(1) A tree or shrub with 1.5 to 2m (5-6ft) of bare trunk beneath the branches.
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[Measurements] a basis for comparison
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[Literary terms] an upright pole or beam (especially one used as a support)
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[Inspiring words] the ideal in terms of which something can be judged
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