The phrase "a normal damage" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "normal damage" without the article "a."
Example: "The car sustained normal damage after the accident, which is expected in such situations."
Alternatives: "typical damage" or "standard damage."
If you have NX (Nexon Cash), buy a flamethrower, because it does normal damage and extremely effective against zombies when you are in a safe room.
It will deal either a very low or no damage at all to these types and will take twice the normal damage if attacked by a Rock or a Ground-type.
The cancer cell lines derived from Arf-null mice also had a normal DNA damage response (Fig. 5B, lanes 11 14), but in sharp contrast with those fibrosarcomas from wt or Atm-null mice, Arf-null fibrosarcomas conserved a functional p53/p21 response to DNA damage (lanes 11 14).
A normal tissue damage index was defined at various values (50, 80 and 100%) of antitumour effect.
None of these symptoms necessarily mean the damage is permanent, though even if hearing seems restored to normal, damage may have been done.
Certain hardware displays the effectiveness of attacks when active, with messages such as "Normal damage".
A Pokémon's type makes it vulnerable or resistant to others; for example, Fire-type Pokémon are weak to Water-type moves, while Grass-type moves do little damage to them and Electric-type moves do normal damage.
When "dirty" superstars' meters build up, they are able to perform a signature low blow; likewise, "clean" superstars can perform their signature move at double it's normal damage.
Normal mobile, fast attack, somewhat likely to strike, normal damage, normal ranged.
Light mobile, fast attack, unlikely to strike, normal damage, far ranged.
