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).
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).
In partial agreement with the tradition according to which PC is not the cornerstone or basic principle of logic, Łukasiewicz claims that its status is less secure than some other logical propositions, and that its function is principally to serve as a pragmatic norm.
To start, Trump has smashed through an even more basic set of norms that apply to the Chief Executive, who is tasked with serving as a role model on — and initial interpreter of — what the law requires.
Consider serving as a volunteer.
They serve as an established norm or requirement in regard to technical systems, equipment, and/or materials.
An ultimate norm might or might not be suitable for the role of guiding individual decision making or of serving as an explicitly recognized principle regulating institutions and public policy formation in a particular society.
This serves as a guideline in establishing norms for the official institute, and a reference in constructing the electronic teaching system.
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.
This norm also served as a reference for comparing mean straylight levels of the various IOLs.
The fiction that some static norm can serve as a universal metric for determining whether a child is truly learning impoverishes public education.
