Sentence examples for norm over time from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time this was a very frowned upon thing, but it's become the norm over time.

By being disciplined every single day, this "focused" behavior becomes the norm over time: efficiency and effectiveness are maximized.

'Evolution' may, in this context, often be understood as cultural evolution, where this refers to changes in beliefs and norms over time.

We expect a greater proportion of infants in the intervention group: 1a) will fall below the 85th percentile of the WHO growth norms at three and six months; and 1b) z score change <0.67 in weight-for-age WHO norms over time periods one-to-three months, and three-to-six months.

Lavingia added that creating a purchase experience that's "really simple and really fast has always been super important for us" and that he hopes that similar experiences will "over time become the norm because of things like Twitter".

Assuming that the desired trajectory (x d, y d) is known, the goal of the trajectory generator is to minimize the cost function, ε, the norm of the error signal integrated over time.

Sugden, along different lines, also suggests that repeated interactions, what he calls "experience" is essential to the determination of which norms of social interaction actually hold over time (1986).

Illustrating the ability to compare norm to norm over differing time points we have generated a 3D superimposition of our T0 10 subject average (Figs. 2, 3, 6) over our T4 10 subject average (Fig. 8).

And sensitivities shift throughout an individual's lifespan and, more broadly, social norms shift over time.

According to some constructivists, moral norms develop over time, as result of ongoing rational deliberation and revision.

While certainly campus culture and student norms shift over time, it is remarkable how stable they have been.