Sentence examples for material norm of from inspiring English sources

This is second paper in series in which we propose computer-aided molecular design (CAMD) methodology for the optimal design of adsorbents for adsorption of natural occurring radioactive material (NORM) of natural gas fracking waste.

Schmitt must be arguing that wherever the situation of normality or homogeneity that makes the results of the application of law determinate and predictable is no longer guaranteed by a sovereign, the positive legal system, consisting of material norms and of positive norms of competence, can no longer be legitimate (Mauss 1980, 81 121; Scheuerman 1999, 15 37; Hofmann 2002).

Hydraulic fracturing generates significant volumes of wastewater that contain dissolved chemicals, high content of salts, and significant levels of natural occurring radioactive material (NORM).

The use of a spectroscopic γ-detector reduces the rate of nuisance alarms due to naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM).

Radioactive drilling waste is a form of TENORM (short for "technologically enhanced naturally occurring radioactive material")—that is, naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM) that has been concentrated or otherwise made more available for human exposure through anthropogenic means.

This argument appears to assume that all legal norms are material norms providing substantive grounds of legal decision.

But modern legal systems typically contain norms of competence in addition to material norms.

Geological materials usually contaminated with naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) have become a focus of great attention.

This is particularly evident with Dirichlet conditions on a stiff material, where the norm of the boundary displacement (for example) may be much smaller than the updated residual due to stiffness in the material.

Contamination of drinking groundwater sources by naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) is a rather common problem in several regions in the Middle East and the Arabian Gulf.

If the applicability of material legal norms presupposes a condition of normality, Schmitt assumes, a polity must be entitled to decide whether to suspend the application of its law on the ground that the situation is abnormal.