These observations are consistent with the notion that certain stimulus attributes – in this case verticality and straightness – play a special role in visual analysis, perhaps serving as norms for the interpretation of incoming visual patterns.
Additionally, codes guiding professional conduct may effectively serve as norms of standards recognizable and enforceable by law, acting as the foundation of legal obligations and decisions [ 16].
One such alleged fact is that people respond in kind to the treatment they receive (curiously, reciprocity serves as a norm for Confucians, it serves as a generalization for Mohists).
No one individual can have mastered work done by such a range of figures, representing as they do a number of quite different frameworks or approaches; and relatedly no one person stands as emblematic of the entire field of philosophy of education, and no one type of philosophical writing serves as the norm, either.
The result often leads to the second problem: talk of women as a single group tends falsely to generalize the interests, concerns and characteristics of a specific group of women, namely: white, middle-class women and to make their interests, concerns and characteristics serve as the norm for all women.
In contrast to the conventional strategic approaches, i.e., complexity reduction that sets up a model to serve as a norm for actions, the Chinese strategic approaches concentrate attention on the course of things "in order to detect their coherence and profit from the way that they evolve" (Aligica, 2007, p. 331).
The reconstruction of these structured signals is usually performed with an iterative least-squares optimization in which a sparsity-promoting norm serves as an additional constraint, or regularizer.
where the Euclidean norm in the denominator serves as an estimate for the ensemble average.
This serves as a guideline in establishing norms for the official institute, and a reference in constructing the electronic teaching system.
