11.   Standard definition offers an ordinary picture but leaves enough room in the channel to broadcast more than one signal.

12.   That would put Germany in a recession at the end of March, according to the standard definition of two consecutive quarters of economic contraction.

13.   The standard definition is that the word orchestra generally means symphony orchestra, which has string, woodwind, brass and percussion sections.

14.   The students in the study were taken out of schools that by standard definitions were failing.

15.   The standard definition of addiction comes from the American Psychiatric Association and the World Health Organization, which list nine criteria for determining addiction.

16.   There is no standard definition because the range of symptoms is so vast.

17.   They do not meet the standard definition of planets, for they are not orbiting any star.

18.   This clan to which I am being apprenticed does not fit the standard definition of family.

19.   ASEAN does not accept the standard Western definition of human rights, particularly the emphasis on rights of individuals.

20.   He did not cite Singapore and several of its neighbors who reject the standard Western definition, in particularly the rights of individuals.