Sentence examples for norm set from inspiring English sources

These Scottish deviations from the political norm set a high benchmark in the measurement of difference.

Largely owing to the discoveries at Qumrān, many scholars now regard primitive Christianity, with its apocalyptic and eschatological interests, as part of a broad spectrum of attitudes within Judaism itself, rather than as peripheral to Jewish development or to the norm set by Pharisaic Judaism.

However, it can be next converted to a standard MP problem over a norm set and can be solved efficiently.

The result shows that the food grain sector has to grow by 3.75%% annually to match provision of food grains according to the norm set by the act.

The numbers are lower than the global standards set by the World Health Organization (WHO) and United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) of 1 50 for males (if urinals are present) and 1 25 for females, and even lower than the norm set by the Philippine Sanitation Code, which is also 1 50 for boys and 1 30 for girls.

The norm set for measuring technical efficiency is that the minimum amount of resources should be used for a given level of output or, alternatively, the maximum amount of output that should be produced for a given level of resource use.

But expecting a student to take a part-time job at a campus where this is not the norm sets him up for failure by giving him less time for study than his classmates have.

How transparent are other other global norm setting exercises?

It is not a norm setting body; this is generally the role of the WHO.

Here, we are interested in determining whether the nonparametric covariance estimator of Yap et al. [ 14] will still work well in this reaction norm setting.

MDG five worked as norm setting so that now high maternal mortality will not be accepted and all countries signing the declaration will have to make conscious efforts to improve maternal health and reduce maternal mortality".