The study should be replicated with other samples, carefully separating a priming effect from a conformity-to-the-norm effect, to shed further light on the issue.
Given the commitment to an identity, conformity to a norm does not involve internalization.
Assimilation (A) is a strong identification with the host culture and society coupled with a firm conformity to its norms, values, and codes of conduct, and a weak identification with ancestry.
The estimated fatigue strength at the high-cycle regime shows a sound conformity to the large-scale experiments with a maximum deviation of 7.4% in case of the surface, and of 4.3% by the volume approach.
The exhibition itself is somewhat disappointing in its attempt to show Kennedy's life as little more than a series of happy days and glamorous nights, a servile conformity to her own attempt to hide her grinding, decidedly unethereal unhappiness beneath a decorous reserve and perfect wifely deference.
The "4D man" report pointed to an individual interpretation of man – masculinity with a million dimensions, if you will – rather than a rigid conformity to one simplistic typology or another in terms of outlook, orientation or choice of car, coffee or coat.
They framed their Daoism as a kind of inner emptiness or non-commitment coupled with a meticulous conformity to one's actual role in the times whatever fate might have it.
In a nutshell, conformity to the probability calculus is necessary and sufficient for coherence.[5] But let us return to the betting analysis of credences.
A strong conformity to this criterion would be that such redundant lower dimensional clusters are not generated at all, as their generation and pruning later on, leads to the higher computational cost.
This study shows a general conformity to other geoarchaeological models and patterns in the region and, as such, it appears that the Falls of the Ohio has had little effect on the overall natural and cultural deposition in the region.
