Sentence examples for by a norm from inspiring English sources

Much of this message would be awkward to communicate by means of speech acts governed by a norm of truth: in other words, they would be embarrassing to say.

Analogously, if the convergence → on Y is produced by a norm ∥ ⋅ ∥, we sometimes write ( Y, ∥ ⋅ ∥, ⪯ ).

In doing so I lose my individuality (since the law holds for all) but my actions become meaningful in the sense of understandable, governed by a norm.

In the usual setting, some data points are given and one wants to find a polynomial function with the minimum violations measured by a norm in the given data points.

Some study results have shown that releasing order only in the beginning of the release cycle point release method-trigger the order tardiness and resource idle caused by a norm excess for one station.

Shah and Velleman (2005) argue that conceiving of an attitude as a belief that P entails conceiving of it as governed by a norm of truth, that is, as an attitude that is correct if and only if P is true.

Prabhu and Vinayagam (2012) examined the open features of D2 tool steel by combining multi-wall carbon nanotube in the dielectric fluid of EDM and obtained improvement in the surface finish by an norm of 34%.

Note that the authors of [6] could generalize Theorem 2.1 in [7] by replacing a norm by a metric.

We show that a multiplier cocycle of a flow on a non-unital C∗-algebra can be approximated by a norm-continuous cocycle in the strict topology.

"Measuring" vectors is done by specifying a norm, a datum which measures lengths of vectors, or by an inner product, which measures angles between vectors.

Ash-Shāfiʿī completed this Islāmization process by establishing a norm for interpretation, the uṣūl, but the functions of the individual principles were fixed in legal theory by later scholars.