Sentence examples for norm as to from inspiring English sources

But the idea that someone should deviate so far from the norm as to not want sex at all is almost incomprehensible.

In a footnote to her introduction, Herman acknowledges the psychiatric profession's "ignominious history" of misogyny and homophobia, but this is misleading: the problem wasn't so much that psychiatrists were homophobic but that homosexuality fell so far outside the social norm as to virtually preclude the possibility of a happy, healthy life.

Then, for each fixed, the net converges in norm, as, to a point.

Then the net generated by the implicit extragradient method (3.1) converges in norm, as, to the unique solution of the hierarchical variational inequality.

In particular, if one takes that, then the net defined by (3.2) converges in norm, as, to the minimum-norm solution of the variational inequality.

That is to say, for each fixed, the net converges in norm, as, to a solution of the equilibrium problem (1.10).

Another potential solution calls for creating new norms as to when employees are expected to respond to work email and when they are not.

1526, 32 L.Ed.2d 19721972), particularly in the absence of a judgment that the arrangement so offends social norms as to evoke criminal sanctions.

The fundamental idea is that the Cathedral regulates our discussions enforces a set of norms as to what sorts of ideas are acceptable and how we view history — it controls the Overton window, in other words.

"The American passage through these contentious waters is meant precisely to say that there are norms as to what freedom-of-navigation entails and they intend to exercise so there is no de facto changing of the reality on the ground," President Benigno Aquino told reporters.

Studies in the Netherlands [ 19, 20] suggest that these grounds can be of different nature: legal (representing the legal criteria), scientific (representing socio-medical evidence), or social (representing social norms as to how to deal with disabled people).