Sentence examples for norm i from inspiring English sources

In the biblical norm, I don't read "brother" as meaning your blood brother.

Hometown as axis and norm – I liked the sound of it.

Foreign holidays are the norm (I didn't leave Britain until I was 19).

"With the way I've played — certainly against the norm — I was clearly going to be identified and targeted by journalists.

Replacing reasonably priced loans with high-interest loans as the norm, I fear, would be a recipe for economic disaster.

This was the norm, I learned, for clients dealing with the shampoo girl, the lowest in the salon pecking order.

A first argument has to do with filial norms, i.e., normative obligations toward parents (Burr and Mutchler 1999; Rossi and Rossi 1990; Stein et al. 1998).

I have chosen to live and work in another society whose different norms I respect and try to learn.

Social norms have two particular expressions: subjective norms (i.e. norms reflecting participants' immediate social environment) and norms about others and society in general.

A teleological theory of content tries to explain the nature of psycho-semantic norms (i.e., semantic norms insofar as they apply to mental representations).

As a very elementary illustration, suppose one seeks a (bar{partial }) estimate in ordinary (L^2) norms, i.e., (phi =0).