"normative design" is a phrase that is used in written English.
It is used to describe a design created based on accepted standards or definitions of what is considered to be normal or acceptable. For example, "The building was constructed using a normative design to meet local safety codes."
These efforts progressively led to the publication of normative documents, design recommendation and guidelines and to the development of various design tools for practitioners.
The research reveals the necessity to re-design ICT to suit small groups as part of participative e-governance rather than the normative ICT design that suits individual work styles.
The non-linear dynamic enquiry carried out by the finite element model of the bell tower and the church incorporating the multi-link viscoelastic contact elements shows that pounding affects the seismic response of the two buildings as early as an input seismic action scaled at the amplitude of the normative basic design earthquake level.
Descriptive, normative and design viewpoints are of interest.
John Robinson [36] suggested backcasting as a normative and design oriented scenario approach that unlike the French prospective approach does not evaluate probability of scenarios.
That politicians are willing and able to contribute to new ideas in such an explorative and normative research design has been proven by the fact that members have testified to the commission's "own dynamic of epistemological interest which even crossed the boundaries of parliamentary groups" [55].
In fact, that's the normative pattern.
While much work has focused on the semantics of norms, the design of normative systems, and in particular understanding the impact of norms on a system, has received little attention.
Importantly, these findings suggest that personalized normative feedback designed to correct perceptions of peers' coping motivated substance use may have utility as a motivational component in larger interventions seeking to reduce LGBs' substance use.
What began as a "normative" state, designed to offset market failures and help the poor, broadened immensely to become an active redistributor of wealth and creator of universal public goods, hoovered up by the middle class in particular".If something cannot go on for ever", Herb Stein once pointed out, "it will stop".
