In many families, churches, and social institutions, there is a silent pressure to agree, to continue the norm, to make things easier for other people, to not ask for exceptions, to not be difficult.
where α k = ( R ( k - 1 ) ( m ), ϕ k ( m ) ) / | | ϕ k ( m ) | | 2. The process continues till the norm of the residual R k)(m) does not exceed required margin of error ε > 0: ||R k)(m)|| ≤ ε[47].
Lengthy elections resumed and continued to be the norm until 1294, when a Benedictine hermit was elected Pope Celestine V. Celestine reinstated the strict conclave, but soon resigned the papacy.
She continued to challenge the norm, which is the question that we've been talking about, and I feel that's what we want to take from W as well.
Although both suits have been settled and E.A. has revised its overtime policy, during crunch times eighty-hour weeks continue to be the norm.
Since then, the United Nations has pumped billions of dollars into the country, trying to achieve some sense of stability, though chaos and suffering continue to be the norm.
He said America's foreign policy should focus on the threats from Isis and al-Qaeda, and warned that instability will continue to be the norm in many parts of the world.
People who keep our hospitals clean, keep us safe from infection and are often the ones who pass those encouraging words on to the sick are left floundering at the bottom of the scale, while repeated reports of pay increases at the other end of the scale continue to be the norm.
"Our game now has the benefit of sport science and in-depth analysis of our players and it is human nature for players to slow down when they are in their mid-30s however Jamie continues to defy the norm.
