Bear in mind that in a bankruptcy the bondholders do not usually get wiped out; recovery of 30% of their principal is the norm.
It is common practice, then, that through the available legal norms, principal investigators sign off their rights to the work they were hired to do (often including off-work hours).
Principal requirements of the norm are as follows.
Unless the banks can be compelled to get on board — allowing principal reductions to become the norm — the antiforeclosure effort may have more success in letting banks postpone their losses than in helping Americans keep their homes.
Although the study casts doubt on the social-norm approach, its principal author, Dr. Henry Wechsler of the Harvard School of Public Health, said that did not mean enforcement was the only answer.
Line-specific reaction norms for expression principal components indicate that genetic mapping of causative loci for diet-specific expression quantitative trait loci could be feasible.
Two-dimensional principal component analysis based on L1-norm (2DPCA-L1) is a recently developed technique for robust dimensionality reduction in the image domain.
The sequences of spike-counts from Nn neurons is transformed linearly (with unit norm weight vectors) into Nn principal components, which are uncorrelated with each other and have extreme variance values.
This norm was enacted by the principal but also enforced by the school staff.
"It's almost a crisis in our community every day, and that's the norm," said Sherryl Moore-Ollie, 34, an assistant principal at William Penn Elementary School on West 16th Street, where a year ago gangs waged a gun battle outside the school.
However, against this backdrop, there are no global norms and principals, to set a framework within which global public health goals can be pursued in a partnership arrangement.
