Sentence examples for consistent norm from inspiring English sources
"Thus, there is a consistent norm for externalisation away from males".
There is a consistent norm that gender inequality, disrespectful and aggressive behaviour is a part of childhood, a rite of passage".
This article concludes that, while studies in certain fields seem to follow consistent norms of methodological disclosure, these norms are not universal.
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.
In fact, if the AVE (1.1) is weakly absolute, then the linear term Ax is strongly dominant over the nonlinear term (vert xvert ) in certain consistent matrix norm [21].
Our approach utilizes both a row and column-paving of the matrix A to guarantee linear convergence when the matrix has consistent row norms (called nearly standardized), and a single column-paving when the row norms are unbounded.
In order to provide proactive assistance, we develop the notion of prognostic normative reasoning (PNR) that consists of the following steps: (1) recognizing the user's planned activities, (2) reasoning about norms to evaluate those predicted activities, and (3) providing necessary assistance so that the user's activities are consistent with norms.
Individual patient consent was not sought because the analysis was based on routine clinical data, consistent with norms of the Ethics Review Board for secondary analyses.
Gibbard suggests we can use an extension of possible worlds semantics to capture normative contents consistent with his norm expressivist analysis.
Yet one thing we do know is that the 2018 election results were consistent with the norm for a ruling party's initial midterms.
Second, we present accountable algorithms, unifying the tools of zero-knowledge computational integrity with cryptographic commitments to design processes that admit meaningful after-the-fact oversight, consistent with the norm in law and policy.
