He abandoned narrative content, figuration, spatial illusion and the norm of verticality.
Fewer take aim at another, equally stark contradiction: the public's support for both highly partisan policy ideas and the norm of bipartisan compromise in Washington.
Tali Mendelberg, an associate professor of politics at Princeton University, is the author of "The Race Card: Campaign Strategy, Implicit Messages, and the Norm of Equality".
In the portrayal of the human nude, the standards of formal complexity had been set by Michelangelo, and the norm of idealized beauty by Raphael.
The correction is based on projection to a reference case in the variation-space defined by the field and the norm of its gradient.
In a world of 'post-pregnancy snap-back diets' and the norm of whitening one's teeth to the colour of a Star Wars lightsabre, it's useful to be reminded that our bodies aren't ours to truly tame or control.
The numerical accuracy of the serial implementation was assessed by verifying that it conserves the total energy and the norm of the total magnetization up to second order in the timestep size.
The error between the approximate and exact solutions is given, and an upper bound on the norm of the error in terms of a measure of the rate of change of the system matrix and the norm of the exact solution of the system is derived.
In numerical analysis it is often necessary to estimate the condition number CN(T)="‖T‖⋅‖T−1‖ and the norm of the resolvent ∥∥(ζ−T −1∥∥ of a given n×n matrix T. We derive new spectral estimates for these quantities and compute explicit matrices that achieve our bounds.
And the norm of is given by.
Denote the uniform empirical process by,, and the norm of a function on by.
