In the healthism model, the individual is blamed for health problems, and social pressures exist towards constrained behaviors of self-surveillance, which may eventually be transformed into unhealthy, harmful and even destructive behaviors [ 29, 30].
Since norms are mainly seen as constraining behavior, some of the important differences between moral, social and legal norms, as well as differences between norms and conventions, have been blurred.
Furthermore, the establishment of rules constraining behavior that may increase the risk of litigation needs to take place on a hierarchical level "above" the one where such behavior is likely to occur, most likely on the level of the firm, rather than that of subsidiary organizational units, leading to centralization.
He also has an intuitive understanding of the strong feelings that lie beneath the dusty decorum and constrained behavior before the language of sexual liberation and personal fulfillment (to say nothing of feminism) had entered the lexicon of the Western democracies.
These results provide a framework for constraining the behavior of perched aquifer systems especially related to impacts on contaminant transport.
Verifying the accuracy of bottom-up FFCO2 emissions estimates is critical both for constraining the behavior of the natural (i.e., biospheric and oceanic) components of the carbon cycle and for evaluating compliance with any agreements to manage FFCO2 emissions.
He defines it — with all the flair we've come to expect from that journal — as a violation of the "notification norms" that "constrain the behavior of nodes in social networks".
Second, several authors [8 10] have discussed how standardization of procedures constrains the behavior of professionals and helps improve quality.
The discontinuous change constraint constrains the behavior of a system at a time point on which it changes discontinuously.
The dynamic change constraint constrains the behavior of a system in a time interval during which it is changing dynamically.
