Sentence examples for of a normative from inspiring English sources

Exegesis was directly related to the development of a normative scriptural canon in the orthodox churches.

Scholars have revised the conception of a "normative" Pharisaic Judaism dominant in Palestine and a deviant Judaism dominant in the Diaspora.

The 2015 study I Did It Because I Never Stopped Loving You, from the University of Michigan, went so far as to prove that "the romanticised pursuit-behaviours commonly featured in the media as part of a normative courtship can lead to stalker-supporting beliefs".

That the mass adoption of the sandwich during the industrial revolution followed his lead (and provides ample evidence as to the utility and common appearance of the sandwich as a meal) likewise should inform our conceptions of a normative sandwich state.

For example, a police officer who compels a confession from a suspect or extorts money steps outside the limits of the legitimate authority usually accorded to the police; the officer thereby engages in coercion, which is the opposite of authority where the presence of a normative relationship is involved.

Formal learning theory is the mathematical embodiment of a normative epistemology.

Parfit is concerned with the successful implementation of a normative theory (assuming that such is possible).

(2) Compilation of a normative database for these parameters, specifying dependence on gender and age.

Cross-validation and development of a normative database are future steps necessary in its development.

Whether double language in politics is necessarily unacceptable should be assessed on the basis of a normative theory of democracy.

We compared EQ-5D-3L scofes of age- and gender-stratified subgroups of our sample with the respective subgroups of a normative German sample [23].