The most detailed and extensive set of norms made available to date is the set collected by McRae, Cree, Seidenberg, and McNorgan (2005).
When the 'mean transcription profile' was assigned as the norm, extensive deviations from this profile were found in many libraries.
I was told by people who read my thesis that my use of footnotes and citation was, perhaps, more extensive than is the norm in German legal scholarship.
See Klement et al. 2000 for an extensive theory of t-norms.
In addition to study of the motivations and decisions of judges, he has examined the effects of the norm of extensive prior judicial experience as a prerequisite for service on the U.S. Supreme Court, as well as several other aspects of how courts make decisions and how judges choose their positions in opinions.
To implement this method requires institutions that facilitate three things: (1) habits of critical, experimental inquiry; (2) widespread communication of the consequences of instituting norms, and (3) extensive sympathy, so that the consequences of norms for everyone are treated seriously in appraising them and imagining and adopting alternatives.
In succession of classical weighted norm inequalities, starting from Muckenhoupt's result in 1975 [7], there have been extensive studies on two-weighted norm inequalities.
Extensive comparisons with other L∞-norm solvers show that the generalpurpose SLICOT solver is the most efficient one, especially for standard continuous-time problems.
Extensive restoration reports became the norm, including plans, results of surveys, historical sources, and documentation of the work done.
Notably, the values previously reported by Schmid et al (2010) were derived from a single patient and much more extensive prior treatment was the norm in that study.
