Sentence examples for over the normalization from inspiring English sources

Those initial existential concerns have given way to a new debate over the "normalization" of Trump and Trumpism in the wake of his election.

He served as the Carter administration's point man with Congress in winning ratification of the Panama Canal treaties, presided over the normalization of diplomatic relations with China and conducted repeated negotiations involving the Middle East and the Balkans.

Both PTL and VSN appear to provide substantial improvement over the normalization utilized by Xia et al. (2007) (fig. 1 and supplementary fig. 1, Supplementary Material online).

This corresponds to almost 83%% improvement in symbols saving over the algorithm without normalization for the same residual MSE.

The best median AUC value (0.63 ± 0.13) was obtained when normalization was calculated over the average (normalization 'mean') and with stereo option 'none' (hence using the 12 non-stereospecific cages).

The use of the β-tub gene alone, which ranked amongst the least stable genes, altered the quality of the normalization with over-estimation in most of the conditions that were studied.

Figure 5 Effect of the normalization over EPFL scores for CIF data: distribution of the raw data (a) before and (b) after normalization.

An example of the effect of the normalization over the scores distribution is shown in Figure 5, where the boxplot of the raw scores obtained at EPFL for CIF data before and after normalization are shown.

To the extent we have worked together over the years since the normalization of relations, it has not been for the evil purpose of war or conquest, but for the good of enhancing the security and stability required for each to pursue their own interests.

Further strength lies in survivors being followed up to investigate the normalization over time of myocardial dysfunction in sepsis, as described by others.

Concern over the rapid normalization of invasive beauty treatments continues, and in this context the move toward more serious regulation is not an obvious source of feminist triumph.