Sentence examples for instead of the norm from inspiring English sources
Mr. Welch is grappling with an unconventional ending for his ballet; instead of the norm -- presenting the entire cast in an exuberant and fiery finale -- he has chosen to conclude "Clear" with a simple pas de deux.
When we criminalise the mass destruction of the earth it becomes the exception instead of the norm under which we will operate and most importantly, a legal framework is established within which to seek justice and remedy (not fines, instead the options of imprisonment and/or restorative justice).
Also, in the fixed point results obtained in these spaces, usually the spectral radius (r(a)) is used instead of the norm (|a|).
Another way is to use the Bregman distance instead of the norm, Bregman (quasi- nonexpansive mappings instead of the (quasi- nonexpansive mappings and the Bregman projectinsteadtead of the metric projection.
For the case of systems, we use t − 1 instead of the norm of ∥ ( u, v ) ∥ E, which allows us to analyze crucial integrals using only the parameter t − 1.
And may bullying -- mental, emotional or physical -- become unconscionable instead of the norm.
Instead of examining the norm of the solution of the near-field equation, we define a solvability index in order to obtain the spatial distribution of the amplitude of the solvability index and thus describe the location of the fluctuations.
Because of the NP complexity of the problem, it is often preferred to minimize the L1 norm instead of the L0 norm.
The DIRECT algorithm can also be made locally biased by using the infinity-norm instead of the euclidian norm when measuring d cv, 31 or globally biased by dividing each box which has the best f c in its group of boxes of the same size, not only those on the convex hull.
Here, the weighted norm has been used instead of the regular norm.
Therefore, the (ell_{p}) quasi-norm minimization [11 13] was introduced instead of the nuclear norm minimization in order to give a better approximation to the original problem (1.1).
