{i} person who normalizes, thing that makes normal; (Mathematics) subgroup that consists of elements that commutes with a given element (also normaliser)
After we properly normalize the measurements with respect to age, gender, geography and economic considerations, there remains little evidence of a difference between the two groups.
A Normalizer program ( for instants in the Audiograbber software ) searches for the peak volume levels of the songs that are about to be converted to MP3´s The peak levels are proportionally euqalized to the same volume level MPeX net Tools
(v ) To adjust the fixed-point and exponent parts of a floating-point representation so that the fixed-point parts are in a specific range Also called standardize
A DSP (Digital Signal Processing) function Normalizing increases the gain of an audio file until its loudest point (or sample) is at maximum level There are several benefits to this: First, the overall signal level is now higher, which makes subsequent gear in the audio chain perform better Second, the signal is now taking advantage of the full resolution of the D/A converters; this also minimizes quantization noise in some cases
If people, groups, or governments normalize relations, or when relations normalize, they become normal or return to normal. The two governments were close to normalizing relations The United States says they are not prepared to join in normalizing ties with their former enemy If relations between Hanoi and Washington begin to normalise, anything is possible. + normalization nor·mali·za·tion The two sides would like to see the normalisation of diplomatic relations
usually refers to amplifying a signal by a constant value to fill the available bitwidth range; also used in the Signalyze manual to refer to standardizing a file's numeric type, bit width and sampling frequency when changing file formats
nor·mal·ize normalizes normalizing normalized in BRIT, also use normalise1. When you normalize a situation or when it normalizes, it becomes normal. Meditation tends to lower or normalize blood pressure There may be some deep-seated emotional reason which has to be dealt with before your eating habits normalize
To create a consistent set of terms and product descriptions, often using industry-specific translation software Primarily used by catalog aggregators, normalization technology requires translating schema or structures in product databases (See ontology )
A method of building data bases designed to reduce the amount of repeated data and protect data integrity Normalized data bases usually store information fairly efficiently, but often result in data bases with many tables
A collection of numeric data is normalized by subtracting the minimum value from all values and dividing by the range of the data This yields data with a similarly shaped histogram but with all values between 0 and 1 It is useful to do this for all inputs into neural nets and also for inputs into other regression models (Also see standardize )
To collapse two or more adjacent text nodes in the document tree into one text node This ensures that the tree structure will match tree structure generated when the document is stored and reloaded The element object offers a normalize method
ROOMS lets you use any bitmap ( bmp) or sound ( wav) files when creating your desktop world If you want to publish or distribute a ROOMS world, you need to make sure these files are included with it The normalizer reads a ROOMS world file ( rwq) and copies any files which it refers to into a local folder The normalizer also changes the reference in the ROOMS world file to point to that same local folder All you need do then is copy the new local folder in its entirety to another PC (which has ROOMS) and that PC can run the world you created