Sentence examples for normalising of from inspiring English sources

The normalising of lap-dancing clubs fits squarely into this culture.

Another impact of media concentration seems to be the normalising of perverse behaviours.

@laurevans311 @WitchBrain Shame on @KarenMillen for this normalising of the super-skinny.

Macri said more job losses were likely in what he described on several occasions as a "normalising" of the economy.

But the US president stressed that the "normalising" of relations with Cuba should allow discussion of such disagreements – some of which he personally sympathised with.

There is plenty of "normalising" of CVs to stress real-world jobs and working-class roots when in truth they should be catalogues of lives lived in Westminster.

The method also builds upon a calculation of normalising the number of neighbours of a given domain by its frequency.

"There is certainly a huge risk of normalising [the use of chemical weapons]," said Richard Guthrie, a British chemical weapons expert who has raised concerns about the wider impacts of Syria's continued use of toxins as weapons.

Fig. 24 Normalised percentage of accuracy of the model for a set of actors of a group of agriculture applied to museum vs actor.

The poor practicability of such an approach is due to the difficulty of normalising these functions and of quantifying the weights.

Figure 4A shows the expression of p53 mRNA normalised to that of GAPDH.