Sentence examples for long-term normative from inspiring English sources
I must say that in my direct contact with FAO in this respect, I have found that those who are involved in the emergency activities are very much penalized by being in a more sedate environment, a long-term normative.
However, this position contravenes the practices of numerous high-tech players that consistently develop long-term visions and normative future-oriented policies [61].
The first part of each lesson is completed individually over the internet where students navigate through cartoon storylines which impart information about the short- and long-term effects of alcohol and cannabis, normative alcohol and cannabis use, drug refusal and harm-minimisation skills, and tips on staying safe and first aid.
Martin (1977) introduced the multiplier method for the estimation of long-term camber/deflection in the version most commonly used in normative approaches.
Long-term ambient particle exposures and blood DNA methylation age: findings from the VA normative aging study.
As with any such normative land-use plan, the success of the Greenbelt Plan hinges on the long-term agreement between planning agencies and diverse publics.
Also growing normative and culturally-cognitive pressures from supply chain partners and increasingly from long-term public private environmental covenants significantly influenced E-EM implementation.
Decisions and actions taken in this area require long-term planning based not only on statistically enhanced assumptions, e.g. about energy demand, but also on normative goals such as the reduction of CO2 emissions and protection of the environment.
First, the social and urban devices of the bazaar are determined by long-term face-to-face relationships (for instance, a broad network of credit relationships) rather than by formal contracts and normative institutional arrangements.
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
