Darktrace, which has raised $110 million in VC funding, relies on advanced machine-learning technology to analyze raw network traffic and, as Eagan explains, "determine a baseline for what's normal" for every person using the network so that it can detect abnormal behavior.
More importantly, just because he doesn't say much or hides in his room for hours at a time doesn't mean he's withdrawn, depressed, or doesn't like us! Paying attention to what's normal for Isaac and not the other, more extroverted, members of our family—helps me recognize when he might need a little extra support.
She's brilliant.' (Practice nurse 4)" "RPs are around for a lot longer than a junior doctor, better consistency of care and relationship and that person can assess more quickly, more easily if there has been any deviation from what's normal for you, and that's beneficial".
There's no such thing as "normal" when it comes to sexual pleasure, except what's normal for each individual.
("Normal" testosterone levels refer to what's normal for men in their twenties).
Not only is there natural variation between women, but what's normal for your own body may also change over time.
What's normal for them, though, is anything but for most viewers, who are likely to find the prospect of losing 60 or even 20 pounds more horrifying than anything Alfred Hitchcock ever imagined.
Instead of distinguishing threats and offers from what's normal for the agent, we might instead see threats as applying a special sort or degree of pressure on the coercee's will.
The study may also find new correlations with physiological measures and better define what's normal: For example, perhaps monitoring pulse 24 hours a day might reveal some new predictor of a heart attack, Califf says.
In short, what's normal for the adolescent is crippling for the adult.
I feel a connection far beyond what's normal for porcelain.
