Sentence examples for norms finding from inspiring English sources

This sets up a "winning human female strategy," evidenced by thousands of years of evolution, that consists of the following norms: finding the fittest male to be one's mate, withholding sex to get commitment, and exchanging fidelity and domestic service for lifelong sustenance (p. 106).

Since gender related concepts are highly affected by cultural and social norms, finding the right equivalent in any language to represent the full sense of the word used by participants in their cultural context and native language is an important issue [ 44].

However, when comparing women and men, there is always a risk that instead of challenging gender norms findings tend to consolidate stereotypical portraits.

In addition, they obtained the optimal approximation generalized bisymmetric solution group to a given matrix group ( X ⌢ 1, X ⌢ 2, …, X ⌢ p ) in Frobenius norm by finding the least Frobenius norm of the generalized bisymmetric solution group of new general coupled matrix equations.

We observe that the solution set of (1.3) has a unique element with a minimum norm and finding the least-squares solution of the constrained linear inverse problem is equivalent to finding the minimum-norm fixed point of the nonexpansive mapping x ↦ P C ( x − λ B ∗ ( B x − b ) ).

The Google search is a new norm for finding out anything instantly," and "Be sure to engage in the back-and-forth of the Twitter conversation".

In 2012, a historian analysed the changing social norms towards glasses, finding examples of the way they've been perceived across history.

For Habermas, this principle follows from the presuppositions of rational moral discourse, and so at least on one interpretation to engage in reasoned moral or political argument with others is to commit oneself to something like the idea of public reason to commit oneself to finding norms that could be jointly accepted by all concerned without coercion.

Sure there are still networks and corporately controlled culture but they are ever farther from being arbiters of social norms and are finding themselves on equal footing with a single person with an internet connection and an opinion.

In more crowded parts of the world, cremation is the norm, but even finding space for an urn can be a challenge.

Anxiety was not clinically increased in our sample compared to norms, a finding also seen in previous studies [ 9, 35, 36], and might therefore be an inappropriate measure to assess effects of an intervention.