Sentence examples for normative features from inspiring English sources

Such an approach can be applied to normative features of democratic practices.

Again, either they are arbitrary or they are realist and depend on some normative features of reality.

Critics emphasize "dystopian nightmares" and worry that enhancement interventions may rob us of central normative features of our identity as human beings (Mehlman 2012).

In particular, care ethics emphasizes several key normative features and practices that traditional theories tend to overlook: concrete specificity; acknowledgement of human dependence and vulnerability; and a relational understanding of the self (Kittay, 2008).

The goal of the current study was to characterize the normative features of wideband acoustic immittance in children for describing the functional maturation of the middle ear in 5 to 12-year-old children.

So in the end her view on this matter converges with the normative idea already described.] Given an understanding of the normativity of judgments of taste — which we might or might not express in terms of aesthetic truth — we can and should add some more sophisticated normative features, which are also important.

Volitional choice therefore has a built-in normative feature in the form of an idea of a better state or self.

Whether findings are solely due to the non-random nature of the samples, or indeed antagonism is a normative feature of adolescents in Brazil, this remain an issue to be further investigated.

The presence of these vessels were recorded by us to determine if they were a normative feature of infant hippocampal development, associated with putative dentate gyral pathology in unexplained deaths in infants, or with hippocampal hypoxic ischemic pathology as a possible angiogenic response.

Naturalists in moral epistemology deny (5) when they try to derive a conclusion that an act is morally wrong from purely non-normative features of the act.

In response to James Anderson's (1985) suggestion that Levinson's proposal could be amplified with reference to Wolterstorff's ideas about norm-kinds, Levinson (1990) expresses reservations about the latter, but adds that the notion that the artist makes certain features normative for a work helps explain in what 'indicating' a structure consists.