Sentence examples for norm from the from inspiring English sources

Parliamentary government became the norm from the 18th century onwards.

The article implies that such periods are somehow out of reach now, yet they were the norm from the mid-1940's to the mid-70's.

Yet another possibility is that many men seem to be clinging to a social norm from the "Mad Men" days: that the husband should be the primary earner in a family.

These results lend support to the hypothesis of transfer of norm from the host to the home country.

Moreover, the L2−L∞ norm from the disturbance to the controlled output is reduced to a prescribed level and the state constraint requirement can also be guaranteed.

These significant coefficients are positive lending support to the hypothesis of transfer of norm from the host to the home country.

"This is a Burgundy made with minimal intervention, which is not the norm from this region," she says.

In [6], Gunawan and Mashadi gave a simple way to derive an (n - 1 -norm from the n-norms and realized that any n-normed space is an (n - 1 -normed space.

It draws its social norms from the mores of the Anglo-Saxon diaspora — and it expects new arrivals to assimilate themselves to these norms, and quickly.

The word "cynic" comes from the Greek kynikos, meaning "doglike," and Sloterdijk coined the term "kynicism" to differentiate Diogenes' active assault on prevailing norms from the passive disengagement of the late twentieth century.

The story is about evolving gender roles and societal norms, from the smoky, sharp, groundbreaking fragrances of the twenties all the way to the watery, unisex "office smells" of the nineties, and beyond.