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FEARS of a general deflation may be receding but in the rich world's housing markets at least, falling prices are still the norm.

The norm design and design norm are described respectively with a stress on the relationship between them and implementation method.

But I would like to say just a couple of things about the center and its goals before we move on to Norm's talk.

However, the solution is only a quick fix; once the controls are lifted, Beijing will most likely return to its smoggy norm.

It's easy to imagine a near future in which paper books are the exception, not the norm.

That was the kind of treatment in norm-setting that the Delegation would have liked to see for different members.

An occasional deep breath is all right, but should not be the norm for maintaining breath control during running.

Take, for instance, this particular first contact: as you know, this mission has required constant reroutings and detours from the norm.

A summary of test results for a large and representative group of subjects. The norm group is referred to as the standardization sample.

Norm has been perfecting his woodworking skills since he was a boy, when he made wooden toys for his sister.

However, there is no need to fret over your meanness, as it seems to be the norm.

A study on the impact of norm-setting on the creative process concerned a narrow range of issues and there was also the question of funding.

Mr. Naimi sees no irony in all this because in Qatari terms, his weight and his choice of a relative as a spouse are the norm, he said.

In a civilized community, especially if it had a sophisticated market economy, people wouldn't want "vigilante justice" to be the norm.

I surrendered to the fact that our lives are just going to be a bit different from the norm.

The total score and scores of somatization, depression and anxiety were all higher than those of the norm(P05).

The question of norm is at the core of this debate.

Pete! Nice to see you Well, on top the norm, you know, wife and kids and work, I've actually gotten into doing some trading.

Eventually selective logging would be the norm for an enormous lumber industry, at least throughout the eastern half of the U. S.

Ultimately, Panitan said, the dispute will have to be settled bilaterally, as is the diplomatic norm.

Indeed, she said, it was a return to the norm for Japanese men, rather than a departure.

It believed that was a situation which had to be balanced properly, under a revision of the norm-setting activities in WIPO.

Max, Norm, and a few of the avatars hold AR's as the personnel of Hell's Gate file up the cargo ramp of the remaining shuttle.

For most of the last century it was thought to be an aberration from the norm that could be "corrected" , rather than a natural state.

When you're always trying to conform to the norm, you lose your uniqueness, which can be the foundation for your greatness.

But for Chinese investors brought up in a system where state control was the norm for so long, the shift might take some time to sink in.

A five-minute time span seems to be the emerging norm, but it's an arbitrary standard and protocols differ.

At other times in this century, premarital chastity was the norm, and many did not marry until their thirties, if at all.

As to how much pay a month or how much a person gets is defined as the highly paid, so far the government has no definite norm for it.

Cross-cultural movement has become the norm, which means that leaving one's native country is not as dramatic or traumatic as it used to be.

I was also asked to what extent such a principle could be extended to become a wider social norm.

In war, of course, it is possible to be brave and afraid at once, and in Libya that was the norm.

So, there should be an organic unity between "norm" and "description" in the constructing of a new form of Chinese Marxist philosophy.

The question of whether green development becomes an African norm hinges on whether it works for companies and business leaders.

This was the accepted norm until the middle of this century, when instructional radio and television became popular.

Norm Now I'm gonna say a few words about Norm, and I don't want to spend too much of his time talking myself.

Trained and educated in the ways of guerrilla war, many child combatants grow up in a world where brutality is the norm.

For more than two years leading up the president's death, political wrangling and unrest were the norm.

Among the strategies, he says, is to tap into a social norm to create consensus. This can move people to model their behavior on others.

In Morocco, it used to be the norm for marriages to be arranged by one's parents; however, this is no longer the case.

As an organic part of a nation's traditional culture, the norm of family ethics affects one's behavior in a most direct and concrete way.

In the middle of the war, the Supreme Court heard a challenge to the all-white primary system that was the norm throughout the South.

How can it construct a fine and careful network of community interaction and good social norm of ethics to strengthen social confidence?

"Quarterly pricing . . . is rolling out as the newly accepted industry norm, " she said.

It is a prominent characteristic of the news text to use the word norm to be accurate.

But even if such structures become the norm, bank bosses are unlikely to be able to shrink overall cost ratios, as some secretly hope.

In Jesus' day, small, family farms were obviously the norm, and there was no option outside of local.

While this may not be a problem if you're talking to a stranger, this should not be the norm within a relationship.

I'm sure that this does happen but as with the point above, I think it is the exception rather than the norm.

"I know it's crazy and out of the norm, but I really enjoy it. It would beat any store window in New York, " Novak said.

Though other important behaviors need to be considered as well, vocal changes that deviate from the norm can indicate deception.

Hyundai launched the new version earlier this year, after redesigning it in just four years, a year faster than the industry norm.

After all, the USA was the land of (cooked) steak and fries; sandwiches and hamburgers were the norm for lunch.

At the signing ceremony in Oslo, Britain's foreign secretary, David Miliband, said the treaty set a new global norm.

I fire me, even though you look kind of norm, but I'm here in twenty-first Century, you little tempted me or not in my heart.

Farmers continued to become divided, the norm of customary law suffered great damage and the closure of village community was broken.

It is now the norm for "no" votes to be counted, and less unusual for shareholders to exercise their right to cast them.

Single parents seem to be the norm rather than the exception nowadays.

The Delegation said that the issue of norm-setting within WIPO was a core element of its proposal for a development agenda.

Euclidean norm theory was used to select and optimize the contractors during the evaluation work of the construction projects.

Results In this investigation, the average scores of normal college students' eight factors were all higher than Chinese young norm.

It was the norm where I was, and I understood it to be required.

Whatever the original cause, the body gets used to responding quickly and rapid ejaculation becomes the norm.

But now, as a joint result of affluence and our general leaning towards introspection, it has become the norm.

As you scan futures markets for inversions, keep in mind that there is one area in which inversion is the norm.

Abuse and neglect in buildings controlled by state-owned units appear to me to be the norm.

And this has become such a norm of our professional lives, such a norm and such an expectation.

Nowadays information and medium flourishing information ages, special unify with norm of the sense of vision image's importance be obvious.

I question whether such rationality is the norm among the British, American and European peoples.

With our clothing, high-rises, technology and more, we humans would seem to be animal kingdom outsiders, existing outside the norm.

I have a program to control the number of failures as ? I have needed 20 or more mechsreplaced in a month, which seems to be the norm.

Until a few weeks ago, the market seemed to be returning to a pre-crisis norm.

Unfortunately, in most businesses, this is often the norm.

This went on for decades and was the norm, not the exception.

Until the market decides if Obama is good or bad for stocks, and to what degree, volatility is apt to be the norm.

As law cease to be bent upon a global scale, unity based relations shall become the norm amongst all species, including mankind.

Robust output feedback stabilization was studied of uncertain discrete systems with a certain kind of norm-bounded time-varying uncertainty.

All beautiful women in television commercials conform to this norm. the image is artificial and can only be achieved artificially.

With near-ubiquitous broadband and a growing employee roster of Gen Y workers, being mobile will be the norm, not the exception.

This point and the national norm of building fire system that conform to the relevant provisions.

The communal culture, thought to be so revolutionary by Maoists and westerners alike, has been the norm in Shansi for generations.

Thus, the gay ad won't play in America, cause you know, it's not a cultural norm for teenagers to be gay and happy.

Within worldwide, the only accounting norm available to tree asset of the forest asset is the biological asset norm presently.

I use it perhaps once or twice a day and that would be the norm perhaps for my collogues who use it.

Today field medics are an integral part of the exercise. In future urban assault, some expect twenty-five percent losses to be the norm.

A process indicator is, at the end of the manufacturing process, an acceptable deviation from a norm.

Before the Americans arrived, opium smoking was a cultural norm in the region and was prevalent throughout the Hmong highlands.

Extractive coal industry has not its own disclosure norm of accounting information, only adheres to the common disclosure standards.

Rate of ablation is an important technical norm which selects the function of the thermal insulation coating material.

The 1990s, in particular, were a time of unprecedented lawmaking and norm-setting.

WIPO norm-setting committees include the participation of a wide range of stakeholders including public interest groups.

The norm was that prices of goods on the shelves lagged commodity prices by around six months.

And yet we have succumbed to the tyranny of the popular, the typical, the average, or the norm.

The specialists did not uncover any noticeable deviations from the norm .

4, Despite its appeal, Pareto efficiency has no obvious claim as an ethical norm.

Still, dollar-cost averaging does make sense, especially in volatile markets, which seem increasingly like the norm.

formulary. Although nurse prescribing is still in its infancy, nurses with prescription pads may soon become the norm.

Verification is the fundamental ethic norm of using netizens sources, but there exists so much hard work for the journalism practices.

Which of these ways of running a country eventually comes to be the norm greatly matters.

So, Norm and Nature are Confucianism, Taoism and the theory of two themes and a focus of controversy lies.

Remember, dreary, sleepy, foggy mornings don't have to be the norm for you.

U. N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said the treaty should become the global norm.

Public law is a kind of one that lacks the constrained force from the "national law" but in an attempt to produce some written norm effect.

A WMS is still the norm for conventional warehouses and a WCS has become the standard for automated facilities.

It is delightful to see them budding yet not regretful when they take French leave. For it is the progressive norm of life and nature.

Like China, India has enjoyed a recent growth rate above the emerging-market norm, at around 8% a year.

Leather, canvas, or web, stitched or riveted and possibly reinforced with leather, with a one or two prong buckle, one being the norm.

As a virtue or norm, honesty is not of absolute universality but of its own limits.

Public debate and political competition (agon was the Greek word, which gives us our "agony" ) were the norm in democratic Athens.

However, XSLT syntax and methodology, a declarative paradigm, is not the norm for most programmers who use procedural languages.

"Quarterly change eventually based on spot indexes will become the norm, " he said in a note.

Things get problematic, though, if deflation happens over a long period and comes to be viewed as the norm.

Everywhere else, he says, even in his own home, polarized and heated views are the new norm.

First, put forward a three-dimensional taxonomy of norm in terms of the hierarchy, type and flexibility of norms.

From the context of the norm of invest right, four subjects could be found which are legislator, the right subject, the public, the jurist.

It doesn't take long for the team to expect this as the norm and the concept of reward for doing good work is lost completely.

Second, with the education narrative inquiry as research method, do research through oneself to break the norm of history narrative inquiry.

Will this be the norm, rather than the exception, from this point forward until the shift?

Four-part cent: Set up to pay tax the ideal of the valuation system and the target mode of the norm.

Or has the United States progressed so far rightwards that the right now is the norm?

But the big exceptions are Asia's giants. At the moment, marriage is still the norm in China and arranged marriage the norm in India.

Norm is always talked about in contrast with the deviation from the norm. They are mutually dependent and inseparable.

While at the same natural instinct is to try to reconcile the contradictions between norms and Norm, so be harmonized.

In this aircraft simulation context, uniform rectilinear movements are the norm, and variation from these occur in a gradual way.

"The disagreements of earlier this year should not be seen as the norm for the relationship, " said a US official.

Indeed, false starts are more the norm than the exception in the case of banking crises, for both high- and middle-low-income countries.

Yet not that long ago the norm was closer to a year.

Conclusion Score of self-concept of school-age children with asthma was lower than national norm.

This new method is based on association norm estimation, and searches for the word boundaries by right boundary expanding.

"We were able to secure more funding through this program than the norm, " Wright explains.

The existence result and the asymptotic estimates of the solution in the maximum norm are examined by means of some fixed point theorems.

That equates to a breathtaking annual savings rate of 6%, compared with the pre-recession norm of less than 2%.

Whether the shift in the group's decision is toward greater caution or more risk depends on the dominant pre discussion norm.

Article 26 The design and construction of a project of real estate development must conform to the relevant standards and norm of the State.

Another form of chaos erupts when heroics becomes the norm, not the exception.

and harken back to the days where personal service and traditional receptionist was the norm.

A department shall engage public servants within the specified size of the establishment and the norm for its expenditure on salaries.

In the early days of the Mexican republic, social disorder was the norm.

Of his age, the child is above the norm in arithmetic.

However, toplessness was the norm in earlier cultures within Arabia, Egypt, Assyria and Mesopotamia.

If and when that norm starts creeping up again, they might hope to hide behind the general trend.

Then, an analysis of filtering strategy effect led to the norm condition of optimal H-infinity filtering disturbances attenuation gene.

But if corruption, dereliction of duty and abuse of power are the norm, then the system itself is corrupt.

The robust passivity synthesis problem is concerned for a class of affine nonlinear systems with bounded-norm uncertainties.

To the extent that our erratic spelling reflects an older norm, ee points to closed longe and ea to its more open partner.

Do not express opinions that deviate too far from the norm.

Marketing: In a market where uniqueness is the norm, standing out can be a challenge.

The art that point out science, norm designs the teaching is an exaltation with the system teaching efficientlys. . .

Real life has an affair is not one thing, people depending on the norm. How to let a person do not understand, the married what is?

There should have, therefore, been no objection to extending the principle to the multilateral context as a pre-requisite for norm-setting.

I see him through the glasses of love. He bares little resemblance to the societal norm for a perfect male form.

is the current campaign by Europe to impose its opposition to capital punishment on the rest of the world as a new universal norm.

The paper discusses the necessity of constructing curriculum norm of college physics in making up a guarantee system for education quality.

Under certain stability conditions, error analysis is carried out in the maximum norm, and optimal approximation results are derived.

In other words, television paints wealthy and upper-middle-class lifestyles as the norm and heavy watchers believe that it is the norm.

Regardless, the term "service composition" has been misused widely within the computer industry and will likely prevail as a norm.

However, I feel that if we aren't striving daily to be a better person, we begin to feel comfortable in the daily norm.

Assume the parameter uncertainty is norm-bounded and the system dynamic is modeled by Ito-type stochastic differential equations.

Rigidity of the Confucian ethical norm will return to the spring of original time, or will relive to be the spring of original time.

The mental hospital controls patients'bodies by means of confinement, schedule and norm.

Those proposals touched on issues that were crucial for a more balanced approach to norm-setting.

Efficiency is an important index of energy utilization norm for plant gear system transmitting power.

But federal court Chief Justice Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim said such behavior was not the norm for Malaysians .

WIPO had critical work to do, including norm-setting and assisting countries to gain full advantage of the IP system.

Now, the budget deficit represents only around 2 per cent of GDP, close to its historical norm.

It seems that 'casual' English is the norm between Native English Speakers these days, and, I was rude to expect proper written English.

Instead, the Egyptian pronunciation of his name is the norm for English transliteration.

The enterprise's morals are behavioral norm and ethical principle that people should be followed in activities of the enterprises.

The assay indicate that levels of serum TSA may be helpful as a norm of early diagnosis of esophageal cancer among subjects.

geographic area, culture, social norm, advertisement, management, . . . ?

With hedge fund dislocation likely to continue for days, similarly strange moves, and volatility, could be the norm.

Most effective in balancing the sex ratio and affirming the rights of Chinese girls would be to abandon the odious one-child norm.

This paper use norm method to analysis the social cost of accounting system change, and give some approach to decrease the social cost.

From now on needs to unify the practice, consummates the legislation, provides the better legal norm to this new property form.

In the meantime, Hang Yiu industry has always believed in and follow the "sincerity to the letter" of the industry norm .

In much of Europe, where coalitions are the norm, political compromise is seen as a virtue.

The norm for teaching British English, "received pronunciation" is given clearly in the symbols of the International Phonetic Association.

Until recently, "double-dipping" , holding two elected positions, was the norm.

Today, top-level cooperation is as much the norm as debilitating factional competition.

In an emotional session of the Scottish parliament, frank exchanges were the norm.

according to the crack wide of the norm , the relationship of the diameter and the rate of the reinforcement are made up.

But there is still further to go in extending these examples of best more widely until they become the norm across government.

I've been fortunate in working in meritocracies most of my life, but that's not the norm.

Stasis of the category is the norm: the typical lifespan for a species is between one and ten million years.

and then the norm of sports and international conventions and practice are the reference of arbitration legislation on sports issues.

Mr Robinson believes the industry must get used to a "new norm" for copper prices.

"In the real world, the laws go unenforced and impunity is the norm, " she said.

How the norm, marketing of perfecting the property right of mineral resources are an urgent problem that we face.

The movable form present a higher systemize a characteristic, have to compare for the norm of organization and management.

In fact, the Nanjing voluntary service has long been a norm. Mr.

But it was a decision taken on the basis of a new norm.

Computing is network-centric and multimedia is no longer a buzzword, it's the norm.

The last but not the least, homosexuality is not the norm only because of the minority.

Cold winters are the norm in this part of the world; temperatures often reach the range necessary for harvesting frozen grapes.

Results The scores of anxiety and depression of prostitutes were significantly higher than those of the female Chinese norm.

Optimal characteristics of a canonical correlation variable under unitarily invariant norm .

Whether it was or not, fault is now the norm.

In Portugal and Spain inflation was a little lower but still well above the euro-area norm.

In the U. S. , the norm is that the investment bank, not the individual, is held culpable for errors unless fraud is involved.

Adaptation to unpredictable change is not the norm, and change rates are relatively low.

Descriptive norms can be useful in encouraging pro-environment behavior if they suggest that pro-environment behavior is the norm.

Over past years, with a few exceptions, this policy has been an unwritten norm.

In the information field, instant and universal communication of large quantities of data is now the norm.

However such a homogenous cluster is the exception rather than the norm.

At the crux of this grand pursuit is one basic question: Is our warm, wet, rocky world, teeming with life, the exception or the norm?

Nachos, cheese and beans always feature heavily and a delicious, spicy breakfast is the norm.

Organization culture is a set of value, belief, attitude and conduct norm for special organization.

Adams and his contemporaries portrayed the natural beauty of the West in ways that moved beyond the norm.

The iconic RR logo is red, as is the norm with the company's experimental models.

The anticipated possibility out of norm should be used in all negligent occasions and some voluntary . . .

Such positive results have been the norm for several years now, in contrast to the early 1990s, when opinion was closely divided.

We seldom question the accepted norm but when we do question we invariably fall into a trap in a new pattern.

Records about economic growth enlighten me to research on rigidity and spring of social norm.

This is a bit of break from the norm for me.

It laid the foundation for the lyrics as a new norm of poetry, and unfolded lyrics extremely influential aesthetic value.

For the first time, soccer fans in the U. S. can watch every single World Cup match. Such is the norm in Europe, and in mainland China.

Radical weight loss diets may be the norm at this time of year but they could make you more susceptible to illness.

Toplessness was also the norm in various Asian cultures before Muslim expansion in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries.

In short, the administrative accountability of institutionalizing the norm at the core of accountability is the inevitability.

Therefore, perfecting the system of lawyers aids in investigation requires to promote the legal norm and system practice.

Lengthy meals are the norm for Korean business lunches, with plate after plate of sizzling, spicy food coming in quick succession.

Historically, both China and the United States have experienced such periods when hysteria becomes the norm.

They only expressed their lighter side as this was the social norm.

It's not the norm in my industry to provide generous benefits or very many benefits at all.

If you can hold your head up and smile, you are not the norm, you're unique to all those in doubt and despair.

But volumes since then have been running at only about three-quarters of the norm from earlier in the year.

Because big exploration, extraction and infrastructure investments required pots of capital, long-term contracts became an industry norm.

The decision of the group reflects the dominant decision-making norm that develops during the group's discussion.

Localized agriculture is still the norm for the vast majority of the world's poor people.

Until recently, a strong cultural norm dealt with this problem.

Norm takes a few steps and drops to his knees. Imploded by grief.

What with the the high cost of living in this area, double income households are the norm.

Eating of flesh also becomes the norm, and hunting does not cease as future generations can subsist from the plant kingdom again.

Web services have quickly become the norm for request response invocations in a heterogeneous environment.

And with civil servants hard-hit by the latest round of austerity cuts, working to rule has become the norm.

Over the last two centuries, his vision of the nation-state has become the norm. But why?

Given the scale of our financial crisis and taxpayer losses, intrusive regulation will be the norm for years to come.

As an informal norm, the access into the judicial course of the folk law is inevitable.

A: The new standard establishes breastfeeding as the biological norm and the breastfed infant as the standard for growth and development.

relational learning; relational memory; relational capital; relational norm.

Although the norm, but institutionalized after the scene is not conducive to flexible deployment.

These rules are related to the fees of the Registered Designs, the registered design costs associated with such issues as the norm.

Experienced in construction budget, familiar with the tendering and bidding process, understand detailed list quote and norm quote.

It became the norm for women over the next 20 years and is still very much in fashion today.

In a country where haggling for almost everything is the norm, this isn't considered unprofessional or embarrassing.

While it's possible to simply fire off a request for help or file a bug report and then dive back off user lists, that's not the norm.

according to the technical standard (norm, rules of operation), the erection (alignment, testing )work is now getting on .

EPA allowed adjustment of the category-wide standards for plants that were "fundamentally different" from the industry norm.

from the normative aspects. Focused on the prediction of norm, supply allocation, customer classification standard and policy standard.

However, it's the exception, not the norm, when a camera captures a striking image.