In the simulation studies, the l∞ norm-based thrust allocation provides smaller maximum absolute value of the largest component of the thrust manifold than that of a conventional l2 norm (2-norm) minimization, satisfies the saturation limits of each thruster, and accommodates faults that are introduced arbitrarily during the manoeuvre.
Monstrosities such as Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib became inevitable when the west's own holy warriors, rejecting all conventional norms of war and conflict, chose to stigmatise a range of human beings, innocent and guilty alike, as savage beasts, who could only be annihilated or banished to a hellish limbo.
Though approaches to photographic abstraction are varied, the end results all deny the viewer a discernible reference to reality, defying the most conventional norm in photography.
For example, white dresses have been the conventional norm, but more brides are saying "I do" in a softly-hued gown.
In an era when modern artists were looking closely at such "primitive" forms, a passionate disregard for conventional norms of beauty had a strong appeal.
Trump may have actually given us a gift by rejecting conventional norms of political correctness, and by removing the lid from the boiling cauldron of negative feelings shared by millions of our fellow citizens.
It isn't a good movie in terms of the conventional norms (acting for starters), but it also exhibits a crude integrity.
The biggest four-bedroom unit is just 875 sq ft. Neufeld calls it a unique living choice that challenges conventional norms.
For example, people everywhere and from a very young age distinguish between violations of merely conventional norms and violations of norms involving harm, and they are strongly disposed to respond to suffering with concern (Nichols 2004).
By letting go of those conventional norms of masculinity, my heart has opened to a world full of pain, but also to a world of tremendous joy and beauty.
Taking over a field in North Wales to have a party where everyone wears baggy jumpers and takes drugs in cars is a forced retaliation to high street clubs, where most people stick to conventional norms of beauty and attire, and promoters are focused on selling expensive cocktails.
