Sentence examples for normative built from inspiring English sources

We found that a total of 120 articles were published in the normative built environment literature within this period.

This paper offers a solution to this challenge by introducing the Gap Frame; a normative framework built on the SDGs and developed in a multi-step expert-consultation approach.

Decision analysis is primarily a prescriptive discipline, built on normative and descriptive foundations [ 1].

The normative approach builds on substantive rationale, in the sense that the reason for involving stakeholders is to obtain better results, such as improved public health (Delgado et al., 2011; Fiorino, 1989; Stirling, 2008).

An antithesis of the normative, generic schoolhouse -- built for rote minds in right order -- Diamond Ranch sets individual pavilions along a skewed axis.

This taxonomy provides a firm foundation upon which such a normative language could be built.

The measurement of IQ is a reassuringly familiar concept supported by a wealth of normative data and experience built up over many years.

Modood's (2017) contribution highlights that the multiculturalism literature in political theory relies on intercultural dialogue as a method to build normative political principles: Multiculturalists have rejected abstract reasoning by a sole reasoner or identical identity less individuals in favour of dialogue.

Third, much of economics is built around a normative theory of rationality.

AIs will only be able to integrate into our elaborate normative systems if they are built to read, and participate in, that system.

"Weak substantive" approaches build in normative content, and hence are substantive, yet they do not place direct normative constraints on the contents of agents' preferences (Benson 2005; Richardson 2001).