As norms, goals seem much weaker than rights.
As norms and directions are independent, the distribution of sin2 of the angle that other K - 1 vectors individually make with the first selected vector (1-dimensional subspace) all follow the distribution of F sin 2 θ 1 M ; x.
While the former sees terms such as rationality as explanans to explain away such phenomena as norms, the latter argues that normative terms are not so reducible and thus figure in both explanans and explanandum.
Both students were among "typical" applicants used as norms to train application readers like myself.
He traveled to Rome after the meeting to deliver in person the bishops' new rules, known as norms.
Culture becomes important to economic activity through frames, categories, scripts, and concepts as well as norms, values, and routinized practice.
Almost all justices recognize the need to balance respect for earlier rulings with openness to revising the law as norms of society and facts change.
But to think about moral realities, such as deep convictions that one should not abuse a child or violate fundamental human rights, as norms produced through social practice can induce a particular kind of moral nausea.
For 2,000 years these five classics, all associated in some way with the name of the ancient sage Confucius, were invoked as norms for Chinese society, law, government, education, literature, and religion.
In all cases the laws of nature were regarded not as generalized descriptions of what actually happens in the natural world (and so not like the laws of physics to which no exceptions are possible) but rather as norms that people ought to follow but are free to ignore.
These differences are usually as norms.
