Sentence examples for have a norm from inspiring English sources

"It's possible that we have a norm, a permissive norm towards narcissism now, and that's why this trait is more visible.

However, we do not have a norm that says 5.7% of the words are expected to be positive or that the expect ratio between positive to negative words is 1.83.

The debate around which bathrooms transgender people should use has given rise to deeper questioning of why we even have a norm of gender segregation for bathrooms in the first place.

According to Axelrod (1986), for example, if we observe individuals to follow a regular pattern of behavior and to be punished if they act otherwise, then we have a norm.

A smaller Frobenius matrix norm indicates higher similarity between matrices, such that identical matrices have a norm of zero.

Rather than having another shot at the definitional task, we have continued, as in previous research, to use the term new governance in a very broad sense, referring to a wide range of processes and practices that have a norm-setting or regulatory dimension but do not operate primarily or at all through the conventional mechanisms of command-and-control-type legal institutions.

This is because in the infinite-dimensional setting, a bounded sequence fails, in general, to have a norm-convergent subsequence.

Silicon Valley has a norm of reciprocity and lacks extensive business contracts that impede fluidity of ideas, he said.

Having a norm that encourages interpersonal understanding might facilitate an awareness that Jill is acting out of defensiveness.

Suppose, for example, that your company has a norm of customer-oriented commitment.

In the sequel, we will show that the solution (u^{eta}) has a norm (Vert u^{eta}Vert_{L^{2}(Omega)}) which can be chosen arbitrarily small.