Standard

Standard referred to:

• To make a unified, recognized way to produce something or to perform; see standard Industry standard; a defined industrial companies technical standard
• In economics, an agreement to resolve intermittent, technical problems; see standard ( economy)
• A piece of music in jazz; see Jazz Standard
• A short form for ballroom dance; see Standard dances
• Guidelines in health care; see the standard of care
• The specified racial characteristics in the breeding of domestic animals; see Breed Standard
• One resulting from a stoppage in play game situation in team sports; see standard situation

Newspapers and magazines:

• The Austrian daily Der Standard
• French culture and fashion magazine standard; see Standard (journal)

Clubs:

• Belgian football club Standard Liege
• French football club Paris standard AC

Company:

• Standard Motor Company, former British car manufacturer
• Standard automotive GmbH, a former German automobile manufacturer from Berlin
• Standard vehicle factory GmbH; see Gutbrod ( company )
• Fabbrica Automobili Standard, former Italian carmaker
• Standard Motor Corporation, Taiwan-based manufacturer of scooters
• Standard Oil Company, a former US-based oil refinery company
• Standard Elektrik Lorenz, a former electronics company
• Standard Aircraft Corporation, an American aircraft manufacturer

The default is the name of several places in the United States:

• Standard ( Alabama)
• Standard ( Illinois)
• Standard ( Indiana)
• Standard ( California )
• Standard ( Louisiana)
• Standard ( Maryland)
• Standard ( Pennsylvania)
• Standard ( West Virginia)
• Standard City (Illinois )
• Standard Shaft ( Pennsylvania)
• Standard Umpstead (Arkansas )

See also:

• De Standaard, Belgian daily newspaper
• De Standaard (The Netherlands ), Dutch newspaper
• Open Standard
• Standard, Disambiguation

• Disambiguation