normalize
Verb (transitive):
- To make something normal, standard, or regular; to cause something to conform to a norm, standard, or typical condition.
- To bring something to a normal or standard state, especially after a period of disruption or abnormality.
- To adjust or scale data so that it fits a specific standard range or distribution.
Verb (intransitive):
- To become normal; to return to a normal or standard state or condition.
Transitive Verb (to make normal):
- The two countries agreed to normalize diplomatic relations after decades of tension.
- The therapist helped her normalize her sleep schedule.
- In data science, we often normalize the values to a range between 0 and 1 for comparison.
Intransitive Verb (to become normal):
- After the initial shock, the situation began to normalize.
- Market prices are expected to normalize by the end of the quarter.
"to normalize relations": To restore regular, peaceful, or diplomatic relations between countries or groups after a conflict.
- The historic treaty aimed to normalize relations between the neighboring states.
"to normalize data": In statistics and computing, to organize data into a standard format or scale to allow for meaningful comparison or analysis.
- Before running the algorithm, you must normalize the data to eliminate biases from different measurement units.
Normalization (noun): The process of making something normal or standard.
- The normalization of trade relations boosted the economy.
Normal (adjective): Conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected.
- We have returned to normal operating hours.
Norm (noun): A standard, rule, or pattern regarded as typical.
- Social norms vary across cultures.
- Standardize: To cause something to conform to a standard.
- Regularize: To make something regular or orderly.
- Stabilize: To make something stable or steady.
- Disrupt: To interrupt the normal course or unity of.
- Abnormalize: To make abnormal (less common).
- Destabilize: To make something unstable.
"The new normal": A phrase describing a changed state that is now accepted as standard or typical, often after a significant event.
- Working from home became the new normal for many companies.
"Normalize over": In mathematics and data analysis, to divide a set of values by a specific factor (like a total) to create a standard scale.
- You can normalize the scores over the total possible points.
- bring to a desired consistency, texture, or hardness by a process of gradually heating and cooling
- temper glass
- make normal or cause to conform to a norm or standard
- normalize relations with China
- normalize the temperature
- normalize the spelling
- become normal or return to its normal state
- Let us hope that relations with this country will normalize soon