normalize Definition
nor·mal·ize (nôr′mə līz′)
transitive verb -·ized′, -·iz′·ing
to make normal; specif.,
- to bring to the natural, or usual, state
- to bring into conformity with a standard, pattern, model, etc.
intransitive verb
to become normal
normalize Related Forms
nor′·mali·za′·tion noun
nor′·mal·iz′er noun
normalize Usage Examples
Object
- variance: Figure 14: Normalized opinion variance for a population of 2500 agents in a small-world network with parameter p = 0.1.
- relation: In producing a set of normalized relations we have a framework for a database to be implemented.
- score: ProfileSearch corrects the observed alignment scores for these systematic affects of sequence length to give normalized scores.
- plot: A normalized dB plot with a 20dB gradient is plotted.
- frequency: An FFT of 16384 points produces 8193 spectral frequencies from 0 to 0.5 normalized frequency.
- component: The translation from sample values to normalized color/alpha components must follow certain rules.
Subject
number: Warning: these results should really be normalized by the total number of parishes per county.
Modifies a noun
- option: A Normalize option is included to ensure that the integrated spectral power matches the power of the input data.
- datum: Command keywords - ' NORM ' Normalize data to mean level.
Modifying Another Word
- so: Is this statement still true if the squares are normalized so that the first row is the identity permutation?
- then: Then normalize the workloads on each model to show a response time of 1 second.
- not: Why is the relational data model in the case study not normalized?
- automatically: Normalization and Accents The Collation object automatically normalizes text internally to separate accents from base characters where possible.
- fully: Authors may wish to consider a simplified version of the relational data model, perhaps one that is fully normalized.
- properly: In these pages, you discover how to set up tables and relationships to ensure that the database is properly normalized.
Preposition: in
way: It is assumed that all the windowed particles are normalized in the same way.
Preposition: with
respect: The distribution function has not been normalized with respect to the density since the volume of a cluster is not well-defined.
Preposition: by
number: Warning: these results should really be normalized by the total number of parishes per county.
Browse dictionary entries near normalize
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