Sentence examples for a norm that does from inspiring English sources
"It's like how whiteness is considered a norm that doesn't need to be inspected while everything else (around masculinity and whiteness) is considered other".
Going along with a social norm that doesn't reflect who we are deep down and what we care about is alienating; it produces anxiety and dissatisfaction.
Prest and others are trying to show that monogamy can seem like oppression, a dominant, non-queer relationship norm that doesn't work for all.
"Anything that deviates from the norm that doesn't work, you're in real trouble," Dr. Reardon said.
Geometrically, Bessel's inequality implies that the orthogonal projection of x onto the linear subspace spanned by the fi has norm that does not exceed that of x.
In this paper we formulate a strategy for developing mathematically consistent norms that do not support spurious growth of disturbance energy in the absence of 'physical' sources of energy.
Emily Finch, an author and criminal lawyer studying identity theft in cyberspace, has suggested that some people see their online life as a kind of game with rules and norms that don't apply to everyday living (pers. comm., 2002).
These differences may be attributed to genetics and inter-generational gene-environmental interactions, as well as different patterns and cultural norms that do not recognise obesity as a problem [ 14].
There are other ways of using social norms that don't rely on pointing to a "silent majority" who are already engaging in a particular behaviour.
Many categorical norms that do not interfere with empirical success for logically omniscient agents nonetheless limit the scope of cognitively bounded agents.
This also echoes practitioners' commentary that highlights the lack of practice-relevant research (Green 2006; Hill et al. 2010) and laments the poor dissemination of relevant evidence, lack of in-house technology needed for evidence-based practice, and behavioral norms that do not support independent research (Kreuter and Bernhardt 2009).
