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To avoid regresses, Brandom takes norms implicitly "instituted" by our practices to be basic and proposes a pragmatic phenomenalism about such norms.

In this paper we describe an extension of the Beliefs Desires–Intentions (BDI) architecture that enables normative reasoning used to help agents choose and customise plans taking norms into account.

For λ to meet (19), taking norms on both sides of (5) and multiplying by λ, we get begin{aligned} lambda^{i}biglVert e_{1k}(i bigrVert leqslant&sum_{j=0}^{i-1} biglVert hat {A}_{11}^{i-j-1}hat{B}_{1}bigrVert lambda^{i-j}lambda^{j}biglVert varDelta u_{k}(j bigrVert leqslant& bfrac{lambda}{1-lambda} Vert varDelta u_{k}Vert _{lambda}.

However, taking norms from cross-sectional data fails to utilise all of the information available from population-based longitudinal studies.

DAVID EAGLEMAN: Neurolaw won't change the fact that we still take norm-violators off the streets.

Taking norm and using (3.1), we get ∥ H ( x ) ∥ ≤ θ ∥ p ∥ ψ ( r ) : = ν 1. (iii) ℋ maps bounded sets into equicontinuous sets in C ( [ 0, 1 ], R ).

Hybrid interpretivism, by contrast, takes the norms as the object of interpretation and so its starting point, not its end.

Sullivan says that the film not only highlights the ways in which gender and sexuality are constructed but also takes the norms and truths about heteronormative society and renders them strange or "queer".

Ever the wallflower, Alan Cumming has always enjoyed taking the norms of red-carpet fashion and subverting them.

"Until we design programme interventions that take cultural norms into account, nothing will change," said One's director of multilateral programmes, Edith Jibunoh.

By taking the norms of both sides of (3.37), we have (3.38).