English - Turkish
Definition of norms in English Turkish dictionary
- norm
- standart
- staffing norms
- (Tıp) Kadro(lama) normları
- conduct norms
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) tavır normları
- gender stereotyping norms
- (Politika, Siyaset) cinsiyet rolü normları
- norm
- (Bilgisayar) düzge
- norm
- (Dilbilim) ölçün
- norm
- (Ticaret) ölçü
- norm
- (Ticaret) ilke
- proper norms
- metin-içi normlar
- social norms
- sosyal normlar
- norm
- kural
Bu bütün normlara ve kurallara aykırıdır.
-This contradicts all norms and rules.
- norm
- örnek
- norm
- düzgü
- norm
- numune
- norm
- fels.ilke
- sanitary norms
- hijyen normları
- NORM
- (Askeri) normal; bakım sebebiyle harekata hazır olmayan (normal; not operationally ready, maintenance)
- descriptive norms
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) tanımlayıcı normlar
- descriptive norms
- betimsel normlar
- dominant norms
- egemen normlar
- equivalent norms
- (Matematik) eş normlar
- equivalent norms
- (Matematik) eş düzgeler
- equivalent norms
- (Matematik) denk normlar
- european norms
- (Politika, Siyaset) avrupa normları
- group norms
- grup normları
- group norms
- grup standartları
- informal norms
- (Askeri) resmi olmayan normlar
- informal norms
- (Askeri) resmi olmayan mevzuat
- injunctive norms
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) buyruksal normlar
- intellectual norms
- entelektüel normlar
- literary norms
- yazınsal normlar
- norm
- {i} norm
- norm
- belirli bir grup için tipik sayılan model veya standart
- norm
- (Diş Hekimliği) Diğerlerinin, benzerlerinin karşılaştırılabilmesi, ölçülebilmesi için sabit standart
- norm
- (Tıp) Kaide, düstur
- norm
- istatistikte en çok elde edilen değer
- norm
- {i} tip
- norm
- ölçü/norm
- norm
- (Tıp) Nümune, örnek
- norm
- {i} model
- norm
- (Hukuk) hukuk kuralı
- operational norms
- çeviri-süreci normları
- scientific norms
- ilmi düsturlar
- scientific norms
- bilimsel ilkeler
- scientific norms
- bilimsel normlar
- subjective norms
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) öznel normlar
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of norms in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- NORM
- (Hukuk) Kurallaşmış ilke, yasal durum, kural, hukuk emri
- norm
- Yerleşmiş ilke
- norm
- Standart
- norm
- Kural olarak benimsenmiş, yerleşmiş ilke veya kanuna uygun durum, düzgü
- norm
- Kural olarak benimsenmiş, yerleşmiş ilke ya da kanuna uygun durum, düzgü
- norm
- Yerleşmiş ilke ya da yasaya uygun durum
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English - English
Definition of norms in English English dictionary
- Standardized scores that have been developed using a group from a population Norms are generally considered as "typical" scores for a group Norms exist for many tests and questionnaires that are used in mental health research
- Rules and expectations of conduct which either prescribes a given type of behavior, or forbids it
- Statistics that describe the test performance of specified groups, such as pupils of various ages or grades in the standardization group for a test Norms are often assumed to be representative of some larger population, as of pupils in the country as a whole Norms are descriptive of average, typical, or mediocre performance; they are not to be regarded as standards, or as desirable levels of attainment Grade, age, and percentile are the most common types of norms
- Established rules of behaviour or standards of conduct
- standards of development or achievement that are set from the average performance of specified groups; they are used to compare a child's individual performance with others who have taken the assessment
- Collective expectations that members of social units have regarding the behavior of each other
- Rules that apply to every member of a group
- Rules that define behavior that is expected, required, or acceptable in particular circumstances
- rules that guide behavior
- an empirically derived distribution of scores on a test, which provides reference data for appropriate groups of examinees, e g , students' results on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) are reported with reference to norms so that students can see where they stand in comparison with the general population of foreign students
- Standards of test performance that permit the comparison of one person's score on the test to the scores of others who have taken the same test
- Rules Specified methods of procedure
- The test scores (also possibly statistics generated from scores) of one or more defined groups considered to be representative
- Shared expectations people have for each other in social settings
- In intelligence testing, the scores taken from a large sample of the population against which an individual's test scores are evaluated
- plural of norm
- A summary of test results for a large and representative group of subjects
- The distribution of test scores for members of the norm group
- rules defining situations and expected behaviors
- Collective expectations that members of social units have regarding the behavior of each other (8)
- a cultural rule that associates people's behavior or appearance with rewards or punishments
- MORI's database of normative data is often referred to as 'norms' The database is composed of standardised questions and compares the results of various clients For example, Councils can see how well they score in comparison with similar Councils
- norm
- A sentence with non-descriptive meaning, such as command, permission, and prohibition
- norm
- To endow (a vector space, etc) with a norm
- norm
- (the norm) That which is regarded as normal or typical
Unemployment is the norm in this part of the country.
- norm
- A function, denoted |v| or ‖v‖, that maps vectors to non-negative scalars and has the following properties:
given two vectors v and w, |v + w| ≤ |v| + |w| (the triangle inequality).
- norm
- a model
- Norm
- A lazy, inactive man
- Norm
- A diminutive of the male given name Norman
- above seasonal norms
- higher than the average for the season
- lower than seasonal norms
- less than the average for the season
- norm
- An expectation based on multiple observations
- norm
- A rule or authoritative standard; a model; a type
- norm
- a standard or model or pattern regarded as typical; "the current middle-class norm of two children per family
- norm
- Normal
No, that's not normal.
-No, that is not normal.
When the flight crew has their aircraft under control, everything is working normally and yet it still crashes into the ground, that's a Controlled Flight Into Terrain.
-When the flight crew has their aircraft under control, everything is working normally and yet it still crashes into the ground, that's CFIT.
- norm
- A score, based on the test performances of large numbers of participants, that is used as a standard for assessing the performances of test takers
- norm
- The mean or the average - an established pattern or form
- norm
- A rule that is enforced by members of a community
- norm
- Normal Occuring Raddioactive Material Can cause environmental concerns
- norm
- A way of behaving or believing that is normal for a group or culture All societies have their norms, they are simply what most people do Deviants break norms Some norms are enshrined in law and society punishes those who deviate from them Breaches of unwritten norms are unofficially punished This is important to science, because innovation is a form of deviancy science formally encourages (Section 15 8 )
- norm
- A norm is an official standard or level that organizations are expected to reach. an agency which would establish European norms and co-ordinate national policies to halt pollution. Norman
- norm
- The number of points a player must achieve in an international tournament to gain qualification for FIDE titles
- norm
- a standard or model or pattern regarded as typical; "the current middle-class norm of two children per family"
- norm
- Belief held by a number of members of a group, that the members ought to behave in a certain way in certain circumstances (Holmans, 1961, p 6)
- norm
- The vector norm calculated by raising the absolute value of each component to the p power, adding them together, and taking the p-th root of the sum
- norm
- This is a function of a vector, say ||x||, that satisfies three properties
- norm
- A statistic that provides a frame of reference by which meaning may be given to test scores; norms are based upon the actual performance of pupils of various grades or ages in the standardization group for the test
- norm
- A mode or average
- norm
- A function, denoted |v| or v that maps vectors to non-negative scalars and has the following properties
- norm
- a statistic describing the location of a distribution; "it set the norm for American homes"
- norm
- {i} standard; quota; rule; type of mathematical function
- norm
- Expectations of how a person or persons will behave in a given situation based on established protocols, rules of conduct or accepted social practices
- norm
- An expected standard of behaviour and belief established and enforced by a group
- norm
- A typical, structural unit; a type
- norm
- Norms are ways of behaving that are considered normal in a particular society. the commonly accepted norms of democracy. a social norm that says drunkenness is inappropriate behaviour
- norm
- A member of a lesser House
- norm
- That which is regarded as normal or typical
- norm
- A map which satisfies the following conditions: A norm is a measure of the ``size'' of a vector Some popular norms are
- norm
- If you say that a situation is the norm, you mean that it is usual and expected. Families of six or seven are the norm in Borough Park The changes will lead to more flexible leases, and leases nearer to 15 years than the present norm of 25 years
- norm
- a standard of behavior or an expressed attitude, based on the shared trends of the majority in a group
- norm
- The description of the characteristics of a variety as supplied by the Breeder Also known as a variety description
- norm
- An average, common, or standard performance under specified conditions, e g , the average achievement test score of nine-year-old children or the average birth weight of male children
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Turkish pronunciation
nôrmzPronunciation
/ˈnôrmz/ /ˈnɔːrmz/
Etymology
[ 'norm ] (noun.) 1674. Latin norma, literally, carpenter's square.Resimler
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