The phrase "absolute norm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a standard or principle that is considered universally applicable or unchanging.
Example: "In our society, the concept of honesty is often viewed as an absolute norm that everyone should adhere to."
Alternatives: "universal standard" or "fundamental principle".
My wife and I weren't living in Sweden when we decided to have a baby, and she allowed me to believe that six months' paternity leave was the absolute norm.
By extending the notion of "sacralization" to include human reorganization of experience within the context of any absolute norm, the sacred can be seen in such dimensions of life as history, self-consciousness, aesthetics, and philosophical reflection (conceptualization).
Moving from an analysis of the inequalities of various aspects of perfection, such as justice, wisdom, and power, Anselm argued for an absolute norm that is everywhere at all times, above both time and space, a norm that can be comprehended by the human mind.
Rather, we are relativists about etiquette in the sense that, with respect to a restricted range of issues (such as table manners and greetings), we take the correct absolute norm to be "we ought not, other things being equal, offend our hosts".
end{aligned} (4.3) Hence, (O(mathbf{h})=O(N^{-1})) in the maximum absolute norm.
Moreover, we give a characterization of the set of all complex extreme points of the unit ball of a CL-space with an absolute norm.
These "lost causes" are indispensible, in Royce's view, as the source of absolute norms for any community and its members.
We prove some properties of concave functions and the inverse Minkowski inequality Using these results and combining with the known results about the family Ψ and normalized absolute norms we obtain a variant of the Beckenbach-Dresher inequality related to those norms.
A simple example of absolute normalized norm is usual l r (1 ≤ r ≤ ∞) norm.
A simple example of absolute normalized norm is usual l p (1 ≤ p ≤ ∞) norm.
In their debates and in their foreign policy pronouncements, they are effectively capitalizing on a series of decisions that the Obama administration made as it failed to enshrine its own ban on torture as an absolute legal norm.
