Sentence examples for strictly normative from inspiring English sources

They also criticize the strictly normative concept for being of only limited use in understanding actual processes of legitimation.

We see the applicability of EOM especially in open domains with a priori unknown and possibly unreliable and insincere actors, where the modeler cannot rely on cooperation or pursue her goals through the exertion of strictly normative power, e.g. the development and assertion of flexible interaction policies for trading platforms in the Internet, as illustrated in a case study.

Regardless whether it is strictly normative or partially personal, however, a parent's belief in filial responsibilities seems to have some moderating effect on parents' morale in certain circumstances.

For present purposes we will use 'economic rationality' as a strictly technical, not normative, term to refer to a narrow and specific set of restrictions on preferences that are shared by von Neumann and Morgenstern's original version of game theory, and RPT.

Norm: population based normative values.

That is, the evidential story and the causal story should be kept strictly separate because the former is necessarily normative, while the latter is descriptive; in providing an epistemic justification of a piece of knowledge, it is not necessary to probe the question of its origins.

One is a strictly descriptive enterprise, the other is essentially normative.

Strictly speaking, rate control technology is not a normative part of video coding standards.

Despite the fact that 'scientific representations of risk are routinely predicated on assumptions...which are not themselves scientific' and that 'scientific' risk assessments are 'inevitably hybrid judgements, dependent on both scientific and normative considerations' [14] EFSA continues to strictly characterise risk assessment as 'a scientific exercise'[15].

Strictly speaking, a metaphysical criterion of identity has no direct implications whatsoever for normative matters, simply because what is the case implies nothing about what ought to be the case.

People grow up in social environments saturated with culturally normative prejudice and implicit biases, even in communities where overt forms of bigotry are strictly proscribed (Meyers 1994).