Sentence examples for norm set for from inspiring English sources

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.

Women's economic contribution is constrained by lesser investment in their education and skill building along with mobility restrictions; however they still participate in income generation activities without jeopardizing the norms set for them.

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.

Your example may give courage to a lot of boys and girls who are finding out that they maybe don't quite fit the Barbie and Ken gender norms set out for them.

Mr. Donnedieu de Vabres, who in December was given the task of aligning national copyright legislation to norms set by the European Union, instead pushed for legislation that could have far-reaching consequences for the software and entertainment industries in the Internet era.

A new "norm" has been set for sleep that takes no account of the essential role that sleep plays in keeping our minds and our bodies fit and healthy.

Are they categorical norms grounded in ends set for us by the very nature of our intellectual faculties?

International agreements alone will not address the barriers and prejudices women face in so many countries, or redress the social norms that set expectations for men to be leaders over women.

Each corrector step is defined by calculating an extremum in the gradient norm on the current level set for the least-squares function, can be shown to be equivalent to a solution to a generalized, constrained eigenvalue eigenvector problem and helps ensure that valleys and ridges are tracked as closely as desired.

To our knowledge there is no accepted guideline or norm describing a complete indicator set for comparing the operations management performance in hospitals or hospital departments.

Are they instrumental norms grounded in contingent ends that we set for ourselves?