Norm
Standard (from the Latin norma original, square ', but then also, guideline ', ' scale ', ' rule ', ' rule ') stands for:
- An acknowledged rule of technology, see Standardization
- A set of values within a society, social norms
- A recognized system of rules of language: standard ( language )
- Ethical values and standards, see standard ethics
- A legal rule, rule of law
- To be made in a planned economy work, the work norm
- Those measuring range in laboratory medicine, around 95 % of healthy examinees come to lie in, see reference value (medicine)
- To a sporting event to be detected for admission performance, see qualification ( Sports )
- Mathematics: Vector norm: a generalization of the concepts of absolute value of a number or length of a vector, see Norm ( mathematics)
- Body standard: in algebra a canonical mapping from a multiplicative extension field in the associated body, see standard (body extension)
- Norm of an ideal: in number theory, the cardinality of the quotient is the ring modulo ideal, see Ideal ( ring theory )
NORM stands for:
- Occurring naturally radioactive material, " naturally occurring radioactive material " (see natural radioactivity): technical term in radiation protection for natural radioactive substances, eg in mining legacies or in oil extraction. They originate mainly the radioactive decay series.
See also:
- Standardize
- Normal ( disambiguation)
- Standardization
- Disambiguation
- Abbreviation