The first two members of the group share similar properties as they are solid metals under standard conditions.

There is, in fact, no universally accepted set of standard conditions.

"Any time you test away from standard conditions there can be a problem," he said.

Where a deposit is inserted the standard conditions provide for this to be 10% of the price.

For standard conditions, this works out to be about 0.23 m/s.

The standard conditions usually chosen are 298 K and one atmosphere pressure.

However, in so doing, you would deviate from standard conditions.

Of course, Cuba must meet all the standard conditions, just like any other member.

This is the standard condition of the American elementary school.

The use of standard conditions gives rise to two special problems under the common law.