norm|norms in English

noun

[nɔrm /nɔːm]

standard; quota; rule; type of mathematical functio

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1. For spaces of analytic functionsf(z) withLp-norms, 1≤p≤∞, the norm of quadrature error functionals is evaluated.

2. Intervention the Norm?

3. The concept Contestation of norms entails two components, norms and Contestation

4. The standpoint that there could not be authorization norms and prohibitory norms is improper, however all norms of criminal law are not prohibitory ones.

5. Fortunately, Curmudgeonliness is not the norm

6. Bawls Guarana, break from the norm.

7. “Rising Powers and Norm Contestation: Norm Begrudgers in International Politics,” Revise and resubmit at Security Studies

8. Orton's plays transgress accepted social norms.

9. I am told this is the norm.

10. Criminologists examine behavioral norms (the behaviors most often seen in a society) and the deviations from these societal norms.

11. Les Amulettes varient énormément

12. Their behaviour conforms to the group norm.

13. 28% of children tested below the norm.

14. Everyone should abide by our social norms.

15. A Boss has his or her own personality, and does not follow the norm, just because it is the norm.

16. Norms laid by Burstones’s analysis for Caucasians

17. Now the corporate member is the norm.

18. Deviation from the norm is not tolerated.

19. The norm Begrudger role is selected when external support for normative change is strong and when the emerging norm is deprioritized

20. Personality Accentuation is considered as variation of norm

21. In a decade it may be the norm.

22. Here, lawlessness, poverty and desperation were the norm.

23. Luckily, this isn't the norm in Bartlesville

24. True, lamb is not the norm here.

25. Norm approach for role assignation in grid workflow.