Sentence examples for version of normative from inspiring English sources

Yemeni Sufis have been imparting their version of normative Islam for centuries through trade and travel.

The view just described is a version of normative theological voluntarism.

Another more modest version of normative theory (compared to high theory) includes theories of relatively narrow scope and ambition, focused upon particular problems or recurring themes.

This decline was part of a more general trend towards naturalism in the later modern period, but by the 20 Century naturalistic versions of normative power views began to appear.

For both tasks, we fit to choice data a version of the normative model that ignored the block-wise changes in objective hazard rate.

The totals (i.e. the estimates of the total terrestrial NPP corresponding to different versions of the Normative NPP grid) vary in a very narrow range: from 58.76 to 59.14 PgC y-1.

Boghossian (2003: 39) withdraws his earlier claim that meaning is essentially normative, suggesting that the "the linguistic version of the normativity thesis, in contrast with its mentalistic version, has no plausibility whatever…".

One issue left unaddressed above is the question whether Quine's naturalized version of epistemology is normative.

A Spanish version of the FCSRT and normative data were developed within the NEURONORMA project.

The single most elaborate such conception is Brandom's normative version of inferentialism (Brandom 1994).

Which manifestation shall the government establish as the normative version of conservative Christianity?