Standard

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Standard may refer to:

Automotive

American cars

• Standard (1904 automobile) (1904-1906)
• Standard (1912 automobile) (1912-1923)
• Standard Six (1909-1910)
• Standard Steam Car (1920-1921)

British cars

• Standard Motor Company (1903-1963), an English car and aircraft manufacturer

German cars

• Standard (1911 automobile) (1911-1912)
• Standard (1933 automobile) (1933-1935, 1950-1954)

Other

• Standard (Italian automobile) (1906-1908)
• Standard (Indian automobile) (1957-1987), mostly based on the British Standard cars (see above)

Car parts

• Standard transmission, see Manual transmission

Other businesses

• Standard Hotel, a hotel chain originating in Los Angeles
• Standard Oil (1863-1911), a large integrated oil producing, transporting, refining, and marketing organization
• American Standard Companies, Inc., a global provider of air conditioning systems and services, bath and kitchen products, and vehicle control systems
• Standard, a boutique in Atlanta, GA. Sells limited shoes and limited clothing.

Geographic locations

• Standard, Illinois, United States
• Standard City, Illinois, United States
• Standard, Alberta, Canada

Linguistics

• Standard language, a particular variety of a language that has been given either legal or quasi-legal status

Mathematics

• Standard algorithms, long-taught methods of computation such as long division
• Standard deviation, a statistical measure of variation
  • Standard score, a statistics term
• Standardized rate, a statistical measure of any rates in a population
• Standard Young tableaux, a type of combinatorial object

Military

• A type of battleship, first seen in the 1912 Nevada class battleship.
• Standard missile
• Standard operating procedure, an established method of accomplishing a task
• Defense standard

Flags

• Flag, a piece of woven cloth used for signalling or identification
• Ensign, a distinguishing flag of a ship or a military unit
• Heraldic standard, a type of flag containing heraldic devices and used for personal identification

Music

• Standard (music), the most popular and enduring songs from a particular genre or style
  • Jazz standards
  • Pop standards
  • Blues standards
• Standards (Tortoise album)
• Standards (Lee Morgan album)
• Standards (Jarrett album)
• "Standards", a song by The Jam from the album This Is the Modern World
• The Standard (band), an American indie rock band

Newspapers

• The Standard, a business newspaper in Hong Kong
• De Standaard, a Belgian newspaper
• Der Standard, an Austrian newspaper
• Dunoon Observer and Argyllshire Standard, a Scottish newspaper
• The Standard (Kenya), a Kenyan newspaper
• The Standard (Argentina), an Argentinian newspaper published in Buenos Aires published from 1861 until 1959
• The Weekly Standard, an American neoconservative magazine, sometimes abbreviated as The Standard
• Evening Standard, a London newspaper
• Standard (magazine), a Serbian magazine
• St. Catharines Standard, a St. Catharines newspaper

Norm or Requirement

• Breed standard (also called bench standard) in animal fancy and animal husbandry
• A technical Standard, an established and documented norm or requirement
• International standard, standards suitable for worldwide use
• De facto standard, product or system with market dominance
• Internet standard, a specification ratified as an open standard by the Internet Engineering Task Force
• Learning Standards, standards applied to education content
• Open standard, a standard that is publicly available
• Standards organization, an entity primarily concerned with maintaining standards
• Standardization, the process of establishing a technical standards
• Standard of care

Other

• Gold standard, a monetary system in which the standard economic unit of account is a fixed weight of gold
• Standard Liège, a Belgian association football team that is often abbreviated as Standard
• Standard Baku, an Azeri association football team
• Standard (warez), rules for public release of pirated material
• Standard language, a language dialect given either legal or quasi-legal status

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