Sentence examples for normal identity from inspiring English sources

The residual plot from the Normal Identity model indicated heteroscedasticity and the QQ plot showed non-normality of the error term.

Erving Goffman, defined stigma as, "the process by which the actions of others spoil normal identity".

That is a description which however hardly does justice to this surrealist masterpiece, a serio-comedy of manners which exposes the neurotic and artificial foundations beneath normal identity and behaviour.

Jessica Forsyth, part of Harold Hunter's adopted family, a social worker and founder of the Harold Hunter Foundation, said: "For Harold, when everyone was getting into bad stuff, skateboarding wasn't a normal identity for a black kid from the projects.

At the same time, displaying sang-froid amounting to intuitive criminal genius, he is able to maintain the plausible fiction of a normal identity for the benefit of a naive young French girl he picks up at a seaside disco and sees once a week, remaining reticent about what he is doing for the rest of the time.

We received normal identity papers and Greek nationality 20 years after arriving in Greece, after 20 years of paying taxes and having all our paperwork in order.

It is a kind of deviation from dancers' normal identities.

Somewhere beyond such parallels lies the real K., a mythic original: the indecipherable modern man, defined relatively by role, absolutely by truth and tragically by their clash, which entraps the self within human institutions to destroy normal identities.

"Maybe the big lesson learned from our observation of this universal chaos is that we may need to think not so much about just killing cancer cells but also about ways of helping cancer cells figure out how to be what they're supposed to be, and re-educate them so they can stay truer to their normal identities," Feinberg said.

In addition, the magnitude of differential expression between normal and tumour was relatively narrow, providing less security in determining tumour or normal identities.

Erikson [ 1] formulated the concepts of normal ego identity, identity crisis, and identity diffusion as the crucial characteristics of normal and pathological personality development.