Inspection of the top panels of Figures 1 and 2 reveal that the normal phrases were produced rapidly with smooth transitions between sounds, syllables and words.
Add "normal" phrases and read them when you need them.
But the prospect of a "new normal" (a phrase popularised by Mohamed El-Erian, the boss of Pimco, a fund manager) still spans at least two distinct possibilities.
BLOOMBERG NEWS A New Paranormalmal' | Bill Gross, managing director of Pimco, writes in his latest investor letter that the "New Normal," a phrase made popular by Pimco's Mohamed A. El-Erian, has become something less knowable, "a world of fat-tailed, almost bimodal outcomes".
Mr. Rösler said the party had to reach out to "normal people," phrasing that analysts said was an attempt to shed the Free Democrats' image as a well-to-do movement detached from social problems.
"When you find something so similar, you need to ask yourself, 'How rare is this thing you're looking at?' " By analyzing the contents of a 100-million-word corpus (sample of language), Mr. Olsson determined that both phrases were extremely rare in normal use — the phrase "sort my life out," for instance, appeared only once in the 100-million-word sample.
So today Abdullah used the phrase "normal relations".
The Netanyahu government, which took office nearly three months ago, introduced the ambiguous phrase "normal life" to denote a continuation of at least limited building within existing settlements.
Osborne has rightly attracted ridicule, even from friendly commentators, for his absurd plan to try to bind all future governments to a law that demands not just budget balance but budget surpluses during "normal times" – a phrase that opens up great scope for debate.
He was "every normal person," a phrase broad enough to include all manner of people.
