For the system model, unstructured uncertainty description is assumed, which incorporates commonly used types of uncertainties, such as norm-bounded and positive real uncertainties as special cases.
The study found also, that the cultural resources of a mathematical community, such as norms of participation, are important rudiments of long-term change in the social positions that students construct.
Therefore, we investigate whether discussing the relationship of people with their homes could help circumventing the methodological difficulties that inevitably arise when trying to approach less tangible (albeit crucial) elements such as norms and attached meanings.
But the analysis also shows that interplay mechanisms such as norms, ideas and incentives do promote effective institutional interplay and may serve to overcome coordination problems of implementation structures.
These include (but are not limited to) basic arithmetic on the data volumes, image filtering steps such as blurring or computing gradients, reduction operations such as norms or inner products, and reading and writing data to disc.
Adoptability brings additional consideration to higher-order social and organizational factors that may enable and constrain tool adoption, such as norms for technology acquisition and organizational modes of communication [28].
Most international relations theorists whose argument underscores the cause of bandwagoning find the bases of rationality mainly from material factors rather than non-material factors such as norms, ideas, identity or culture (Schweller 1994).
Heritable phenotypic variation among groups is achieved in different ways, such as norms enforced by punishment.
On an individual level, aspects such as norms and attitudes influence adolescents' sexual behavior and experiences.
