The phrase "a kind of normalization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes or methods that standardize or make something more uniform.
Example: "The study proposed a kind of normalization of the data to ensure consistency across the results."
Alternatives: "a form of standardization" or "a type of normalization."
The pruned dynamic programming algorithm only requires a vector of integers as input, it is therefore possible to apply any kind of normalization process that preserves the count-specificity of the data prior to segmentation.
Then, after a while, when the [violence] is forgotten and the graves are cold, then we might go back to a certain kind of normalization". Tina Silverman goes to work in Jerusalem three days a week but vastly prefers Tel Aviv.
Subsequent studies showed that a similar kind of normalization could explain the nonlinear response properties of other visual areas, including the middle temporal area (MT) [6], [8], [9] and inferotemporal cortex (IT) [10].
"Escaping the KKK" seemed an emblem of that kind of normalization, a humanizing study of wayward folks—just people like you and me who may not have the power to create the havoc that their Klan predecessors once did but who could have sympathizers in the next Administration.
However, the problem is whether the structure obtained by omitting the scaling factors is a kind of wavelet filter with normalization.
NIKO-SFND is a kind of salient-feature and normalization-based watermarking scheme with excellent performance against both local and global distortions.
"These children are incredibly grateful for this kind of normalization, for being shown doing the same kinds of things all kids are doing," said Mrs. Kingsley, who still writes for the television series.
(1 Applying this kind of normalization the score will be low as the number of matches between two images is always too much lower than the number of descriptors.
Again, note that this kind of normalization ignores possible spectral variations in the transmission/extinction of the analyzer, and therefore high quality polarizers must be employed.
Thus, some have argued that we are witnessing an end of Germany's unique path of value change and are seeing some kind of "normalization" (van Deth 2001: p. 30).
This kind of normalization ensures that after applying CRA, the summation of zero-order Baum-Welch statistics of top R Gaussian components is identical to the summation of zero-order Baum-Welch statistics not applying CRA, this summation also equals to the number of total speaker frames.
