Sentence examples for prescribed norm from inspiring English sources

Control system, means by which a variable quantity or set of variable quantities is made to conform to a prescribed norm.

Waxing and shaving leave the genitals more exposed, perhaps increasing women's awareness of any perceived difference from a very narrowly prescribed norm.

In this paper, the purpose is to design a filter for a stochastic bilinear system which satisfies an H∞ prescribed norm constraint and such that the estimation error is mean-square stable.

Sticking to an unattainable appearance was the prescribed norm for brands.

To a widely-varying degree, we look with disdain, or pity, or condescension, or amusement at too much deviation from the prescribed norm.

It indicates how consistently the observed variable measures the latent dimension (prescribed norm is > .70).70

Federal regulators and the utility said such leaks were common and well within prescribed norms, and posed no safety or environmental problems.

The outcome of testing was positive to the extent that the gas quality in terms of permissible level of particulate matter and tar was much superior to the prescribed norms for naturally aspirated engines.

Most importantly, by accepting the England captaincy when the manager, the FA chief executive, the sports minister and numerous commentators had insisted that the incumbent must maintain high standards both on and off the field, Ferdinand was making a strong, if implicit, assertion that his private conduct by that time met the prescribed norms.

However, pollution rate of CO and NO x is alarmingly much more than the prescribed norms by the Governmental agencies because of substandard manufacturing designs and improper combustion of fuel in the cylinder.

Exposure to high-impact events such as pyroclastic flows has been dramatically reduced through officially prescribed norms intended to reduce risk (relocation and establishing exclusion zones), but the north of the island had been affected by ash fall and acid rain until recenly, representing a low-level, intermittent but widespread risk that is given low consideration in development planning.