standard form

Although produced by computer, the conditions are not always in a set standard form.

Certain standard forms, however, have been developed over the years.

Often when two companies deal with each other in the course of business, they will use standard form contracts.

It is usually written on a standard form, but not necessarily.

"That's the standard form when they are seeking a deal with the other side."

The state is likely to have a standard form for incorporating a small business.

Many of them were built in a simple, elegant, almost standard form.

The introduction of a standard form is only one stage in this.

For decades, in fact, American flags did not always have a standard form.

It includes a standard form on which the complaint can be made.

In this standard form, the parameters have a clear physical meaning.

Each service, however, is defined in a standard form across all environments.

It is a slightly different system of communication from the standard forms.

And this was done without having to force all the different kinds of knowledge into the same rigid, standard form.

As a result the need for a comprehensive range of standard form letters is obvious.

The standard form of a jazz performance would start with the 'head' which might be 32 bars long.

The standard forms may be convenient, but they have limitations.

Central Maithili is the standard form, in which books are written.

At this point, the old charges had attained a standard form.

Students who want to be considered for aid fill out a standard form sent to each college to which they are applying.

Furthermore the finding itself - that women in each class use more standard forms than men - is not without problems.

This has become the standard form of note placement for lead pans.

It was used before the alphabet got its classical standard form.

It is the material in its standard form as a traded commodity.

But without a standard form, each letter had to be analyzed carefully by Government lawyers.