Sentence examples for some norm from inspiring English sources

The idea of normality took root, and with it a nasty premise: If minds could be shaped, it followed that they could be well-shaped or ill-shaped with respect to some norm, naturally the greatest common denominator.

"The fact that it has returned to life, that such an incredible concert was held there recently, is a sign that Russia is returning to some norm, to some normal life," Mr. Shvydkoi said.

The dynamic uncertainties are bounded by some norm, that is usually normalized by unity.

In other words, the deviation from the equations and constraints must be minimized in some norm.

Rather, the principle would have to bear a relation at least of consistency with some norm in the original set.

Let (Vert cdot Vert ) be some norm on (mathbb{R}^{n}).

"It's different for everybody, but there are some norms," said Joseph R. Birkofer, a financial planner and principal of Legacy Asset Management in Houston.

All of them postulate that there exists an international society of states that accepts the binding force of some norms of international behaviour.

Nonetheless, a senior American official involved in the negotiations to hold regular meetings said in an interview on Friday that "we need to get some norms and rules".

The time will come … it is a very hard process, we have to respect some norms of society, but one day [it will be a matter of choice]." Although women can vote and drive in Iran, discriminatory laws persist.

Still, his view is hybrid in that it takes as the fundamental, pre-interpretive constituent of the law some norm-creating directives.