Sentence examples for norms extended from inspiring English sources

This is not the 1950s (for which I am glad), where one could bank on social norms, extended (and larger) families, and clear gender roles to negotiate and sustain early family formation".

Thus the interactions subject to community norms extend not only to discussion of assumptions in finished research, but to the constructive processes of research as well.

A still wider interpretation of equal opportunity norms extends the domain of equal opportunity to all domains both public and private.

These norms extend from the rationality and prudence stressed by classical realists; through the vision of multilateralism, international law, and an international society emphasized by liberals and members of the English School; to the cosmopolitanism and global solidarity advocated by many of today's writers.

Bayley III is appropriate for administration to children between the ages of 1 month and 42 months (although norms extend downward to age of 16 days).

Orthogonal matching pursuit (OMP) algorithms are extended to the MMV problem [16], and convex optimization formulations with mixed norm extend to the corresponding SMV solution [17].

This cultural norm extends to decisions about organ donation.

Moreover, in some of the results presented the class of t-norms is extended by using the theory of countable extensions of t-norms.

In detail, this paper provides a new method for computational complexity reduction in t-norm operations extended on triangular type-2 fuzzy sets.

To this end, we examined the applicability of the Japanese versions of the parent and teacher SDQs by establishing norms and extending validation of its psychometric properties to a large nationwide sample, as well as to a smaller clinical sample.

Although two current tests attempt to provide "extended norms" that allow for classification of different levels of giftedness, those norms are not based on well validated data.