Sentence examples for best norm from inspiring English sources

"Compensation systems need to track the tort system," said Peter H. Schuck, a law professor at Yale. "They're not perfect, but they're our best norm for judging wrongfulness and the extent of harm".

Moreover, the Pt monolayer is found to work better than thicker Pt – the best norm in the field, for catalyzing hydrogen evolution reaction.

I should also say that philosophers have the best norms for good thinking that I have ever encountered.

You know him best as Norm from the television classic, Cheers but actor George Wendt has been hard at work since then.

In this case, an alternative could be to apply the "best-practice norm" principle: take the best-scoring country's score as the target other countries should aim for in the future.

If Kolodny were correct, then the rational norms on intention would be explicable by appeal to the same principles as the norms on belief, and any other normatively assessable attitudes and would moreover be, at best, pseudo-norms, or principles that merely appear normative to us.

The parameter identification of this model can be formulated as a quadratic optimization problem which produces the best L22-norm approximation for the measured input-output data of the real hysteretic nonlinearity.

There is already a high level of co-operation among a variety of networks, organizations and other groups of interested parties at the sub-state level, and this is powerfully influencing the redesign of best practice norms in particular domains (Anne-Marie Slaughter 2004).

Mandated choice option continued to be significantly the most preferred and best perceived as norm and financial and medical incentives continued to significantly have a negative effect when analysis was restricted to females.

We do not advocate the end of the British arms industry, or a foreign policy that refuses to work with any government that fails to live up to the best human rights norms.

Errors on the predicted responses were calculated using a bootstrapping approach in which individual temperature-dependent responses were resampled with replacement and then used to recalculate the best-fitting reaction norm.