norm

UK
/nɔːm/
US
/nɔrm/
normnoun
norms
pl
UK
/nɔːm/
US
/nɔrm/
Translations
The norm for this type of work is eight hours a day.
Норма для этого типа работы составляет восемь часов в день.
The new safety standard has become the norm in the industry.
Новый стандарт безопасности стал нормой в отрасли.
Definitions
A standard or pattern, especially of social behavior, that is typical or expected within a particular society or group.
In many cultures, it is a norm to greet people with a handshake.
A required standard; a level of achievement or performance that is considered typical or average.
The test scores were compared to the national norm to assess student performance.
A mathematical concept referring to a function that assigns a strictly positive length or size to each vector in a vector space, except for the zero vector.
The Euclidean norm of a vector is calculated by taking the square root of the sum of the squares of its components.
normverb
normed
Past Simple
normed
Past Participle
norming
Gerund
Definitions
To establish or calculate norms for; to normalize data or performance.
Statisticians normed the test results to a mean of 100.
normadjective
UK
/nɔːm/
US
/nɔrm/
Attributive use before another noun to indicate relation to norms.
Definitions
Relating to or based on norms, especially standardized values used for comparison.
Researchers calculated norm scores for each age group.