In some cases, normalising short-term distress and dysfunction and taking a "wait and see" approach would be appropriate.
Rawabi, denounced by some Palestinians for normalising Israeli occupation and by some Israelis for the possibility of providing a base for terrorists, has drawn a third of its $1bn£640m0m) investment from the private Palestinian conglomerate Massar International, and the rest from Qatar.
Langhoff works with women on "normalising" some productive worries, while recognising unproductive worries and the negative cycles they create.
The new structure will go some way towards normalising EADS, but would not have prevented the political meddling that scuppered a merger with BAE Systems.Freeport-McMoRan, a copper-and-gold miner, agreed to acquire two energy-exploration companies in deals that total $20 billion, including debt.
In some such cases, normalising absorptance and fluorescence excitation spectra at 850 nm did not yield spectra also normalised at 590 nm, because of spectral overlap from carotenoids in the 500 600 nm region.
Some authors have suggested normalising for ion concentrations (Na+, Cl-, K+) or urea, assuming that they are equally concentrated in the airway lining fluid and serum of healthy and diseased subjects [ 8, 10], and conductivity measurements of lyophilised EBC have also been proposed as a normalization factor [ 11].
If it all sounds too familiar for comfort, that's why some are concerned about the Fed's move toward "normalising" interest rates, as it moves rates above 0% and back to pre-crisis levels.
Some observers claim he is still in denial about the imminent erasure of his presidency and at risk of normalising a demagogue.
Some Fed researchers disagree, and have published a paper arguing that uncertainty with respect to the Phillips curve should not stop the Fed from normalising US monetary policy.
athletics and entertainment and science who are normalising the thing.
