Sentence examples for normative use from inspiring English sources

But once again it appears that the format has failed to make the transition from novelty to normative use.

The findings suggest that domestic violence is most strongly related to the status of women in a society and to the normative use of violence in conflict situations or as part of the exercise of power.

This is contrary to the normative use of nomenclature, and yet it is essential.

How-to knowledge can be tied to normative use in the department and in the discipline (Norton et al. 2005).

There is a risk here of confusing the biological sense of "human" as an taxonomic term (like "canine" or "simian") and the word's normative use, as in "human rights".

For Jaspers (1968 60-61), this leads to a strongly normative use of the term Existenz as "the Encompassing, not in the sense of the vastness of a horizon of all horizons, but rather in the sense of a fundamental origin, the condition of selfhood without which all the vastness of being becomes a desert".

The aim of this work is to improve the quality of water effluents coming from Elcogas IGCC power station (Puertollano, Spain) with the purpose of fulfilling future more demanding normative, using heterogeneous photocatalytic oxidation processes (UV/H2O2/TiO2 or ZnO).

Fourth-grade girls (N=209, M age=9.77 years, half African American, half European American) were identified as anxious solitary or behaviorally normative using observed and teacher-reported behavior among classmates.

… Is there an alternative to this historical injustice of general theories, on the one hand, and the standardlessness of mere historical understanding, on the other?" The sharp distinction between descriptive and normative concepts of legitimacy is also undermined by the fact that we find normative uses of the concept in social science and descriptive uses in moral, political and legal philosophy.

Symmetries also have a normative role, being used as constraints on physical theories.

However, the extensions of the normative and non-normative uses will sometimes differ, thus requiring a theorist to choose one or the other in order to determine whether a particular communication counts as a threat or an offer, and is therefore coercive or not.