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The gene flow network is extracted by means of a model-independent measure, which is a normalised version of the Jensen-Shannon divergence.

A normalised version of the logistic function, given by bN j)=[ b j)− b(0)]/[ b(n)− b(0)], delivers the case of a fixed threshold (a benefit is produced if and only if at least k producers are present; s→∞) and of a linear function (s→0) as limit cases.

The Innocent (John Schlesinger, 1993) starred Anthony Hopkins and Isabella Rossellini, but was a watered-down, normalised version of the novel; with First Love, Last Rites (1998) Jesse Peretz reinvented the McEwan short story for the slacker generation.

We remark that ρ t is not a probability measure but a non-normalised version of π t, namely (f,pi_{t}) = frac{ (f,rho_{t}) }{ (mathbf{1},rho_{t}) }, where 1 x) = 1 is the constant unit function.

By convention, we use the normalised versions of heteroplasmy variance (i.e., measured variance divided by a factor h(1 − h)).

The end result for the capital 'heightght normalised versions of the two typefaces was that the overall areas of the counters, or insides of the letters, were very close in size and the two fonts were similar in optical size.

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For Amy Silverman, photography editor for adventure travel magazine Outside, drone photography is now a "normalised part of advertising, as well as storytelling", but there are limitations.

Normalised versions are considered due to their faster convergence rate compared to unnormalized versions.

Review aggregating website Metacritic reports a normalised score of 80% based on 25 reviews.

Just like the cross that hangs around people's necks, it has become a normalised symbol of Serbian pride.