CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO NORMALISE
PRESENT
Present
I normalise
you normalise
he/she/it normalises
we normalise
you normalise
they normalise
Present continuous
I am normalising
you are normalising
he/she/it is normalising
we are normalising
you are normalising
they are normalising
Present perfect
I have normalised
you have normalised
he/she/it has normalised
we have normalised
you have normalised
they have normalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been normalising
you have been normalising
he/she/it has been normalising
we have been normalising
you have been normalising
they have been normalising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I normalised
you normalised
he/she/it normalised
we normalised
you normalised
they normalised
Past continuous
I was normalising
you were normalising
he/she/it was normalising
we were normalising
you were normalising
they were normalising
Past perfect
I had normalised
you had normalised
he/she/it had normalised
we had normalised
you had normalised
they had normalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been normalising
you had been normalising
he/she/it had been normalising
we had been normalising
you had been normalising
they had been normalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will normalise
you will normalise
he/she/it will normalise
we will normalise
you will normalise
they will normalise
Future continuous
I will be normalising
you will be normalising
he/she/it will be normalising
we will be normalising
you will be normalising
they will be normalising
Future perfect
I will have normalised
you will have normalised
he/she/it will have normalised
we will have normalised
you will have normalised
they will have normalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been normalising
you will have been normalising
he/she/it will have been normalising
we will have been normalising
you will have been normalising
they will have been normalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would normalise
you would normalise
he/she/it would normalise
we would normalise
you would normalise
they would normalise
Conditional continuous
I would be normalising
you would be normalising
he/she/it would be normalising
we would be normalising
you would be normalising
they would be normalising
Conditional perfect
I would have normalise
you would have normalise
he/she/it would have normalise
we would have normalise
you would have normalise
they would have normalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been normalising
you would have been normalising
he/she/it would have been normalising
we would have been normalising
you would have been normalising
they would have been normalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you normalise
we let´s normalise
you normalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
normalised
Present Participle
normalising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NORMALISE»
Discover the use of
normalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
normalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Coercive Reconciliation: Stabilise,
Normalise, Exit ...
This book is an urgent critical response to the government's actions.
Jon C. Altman, Melinda Hinkson, 2007
2
Dictionnaire
normalise du tourisme
Was versteht man unter einem "Einfachen Frühstück", was unter einem "Erweiterten Frühstück"?
3
Software Engineering 2: Specification of Systems and Languages
Let normalise : SPL —> SPL be the function defined by normalise(O) I 0
normalise(O l> (m, I (0 [> (m, @).normalise(X)) . _ [m]o(normalise(X)) if X I [n]o(Y)
for ever n and Y normalise([m]U(X)) _ {normalise([m U n]o(Y)) if X I [n]o(Y) for
50mlj n and ...
4
Theoretical Aspects of Computer Software: International ...
Thus the number of marked f's created during the reduction with Normalise is
finite. Now suppose the number of marked f's created is finite. At any time in the
reduction, the marked f's have a finite number of arguments, derived from si, ...,
sar(y).
Masami Hagiya, John C. Mitchell, 1994
5
Logic Programming: 22nd International Conference, ICLP 2006, ...
normalise(T,θ,CC,Ch) if isvar(T) if Ch return normalise(θ(T),θ,CC,false) else
return θ(T) else if T = T1 ∧ T2 do T1 := T1 T2 := T2 T1 := normalise(T1 ,θ,T2 ∧
CC,true) T2 := normalise(T2 ,θ,T1 ∧ CC,true) while T1 = T1 ∧ T2 = T2 return ...
Sandro Etalle, Miroslav Truszczynski, 2006
6
Types for Proofs and Programs: International Workshop, TYPES ...
Since a normal form is indexed on an equivalenttermit iseasy to show that
normalise issound: normaliseEq :(t : Γ ⊣ τ) → nfToTm (normalise t)= ⊣ t
normaliseEq t = nfToTmEq (normalise t) Ifthis normalisingfunction isto be really
useful(as part ...
Thorsten Altenkirch, Conor McBride, 2007
7
Machine Learning with SVM and Other Kernel Methods
case 2 % normalisation and kernel space disp ( 'Normalising compute features');
nalpha = normalise (nalpha, Kx) ; nbeta = normalise (nbeta, Ky) ; r = diag (nalpha'
*Kx' *Ky*nbeta) ; case 3 % normalisation in the GS space disp ( 'Normalising ...
K.P. Soman, R. LOGANATHAN, V. AJAY, 2009
8
Computer System Architecture
Normalise the double length product (shift left till the most significant bit is 1). 4.
Round off the product to single length. 5. If step 4 produces an overflow, re-
normalise. Floating point addition. Floating point addition of two numbers (M1, El)
and ...
9
Israel and black Africa: time to
normalise
President Paul Biya, a staunch christian, of the Republic of Cameroon (composite
picture) is the latest leader in Black Africa to officially normalise diplomatic
relations with the State of Israel. The historic pact was sealed during the 2-day
Official ...
N. Enuma el Mahmud-Okereke, 1986
10
Reasoning about Fuzzy Temporal and Spatial Information from ...
For example, if oll I 0.4 and fll I 0.6, we could change the value of oll to 0.6 since
whenever bb' (at, y) Z 0.6, we also have that be' (m, y) Z 0.6. Procedure
Normalise shows how the dependencies from Proposition 3.1 can be used for
updating ...
Steven Schockaert, Martine de Cock, Etienne E. Kerre, 2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NORMALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
normalise is used in the context of the following news items.
Renewed bailout talks between Greece and creditors off to shaky start
Alexis Tsipras, the Greek prime minister, agreed last week to “fully normalise” talks with creditors on the ground in Athens after resisting their ... «Financial Times, Jul 15»
Emerging markets poised to raise interest rates
... central banks were now discounting the risk of deflation and preparing for a more normal world, allowing them to normalise monetary policy. «Financial Times, Jul 15»
Iran: British tourists flocking to Islamic Republic as sanctions ease …
... would reopen by the end of the year as governments in Tehran and London seek to normalise relations, the warning could soon be revised. «International Business Times UK, Jul 15»
Chinese in pink fit over Financial Times sale to Japan's Nikkei
Despite recent steps to normalise the relationship between China and Japan, the countries remain distant, and the new Japanese ownership ... «The Australian, Jul 15»
To overshare: the long and gendered history of TMI
... Observer, NPR, The Telegraph, The Wall Street Journal, and The Daily Mail – highlight an attempt to normalise information sharing practices, ... «The Conversation UK, Jul 15»
Prostate cancer: treatment options
... and in adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), and so it is given with low-dose corticosteroids to normalise mineralocorticoid levels and reduce ... «The Pharmaceutical Journal, Jul 15»
Corporate stress will break our best minds unless we embrace self …
When we ignore or turn our back on it, we normalise it. Some of our very best thinkers and doers who are “disappeared” from roles have been ... «economia, Jul 15»
Chris Wood says gold could visit $ 1000 level
... Fed really starts raising rates with the ultimate issue remaining whether America can really normalise monetary policy," he said in his report. «Business Standard, Jul 15»
Jo Eden :I Am Not Defined by Feeding
They go their separate ways, each join a separate Facebook group (Normalise BK and Maccy mums of FB) and take selfies with their child ... «Huffington Post UK, Jul 15»
Facing up to dementia
“We tend to normalise the symptoms,” Anne says. “We see them as a normal part of being old, which they are not. But we view them like this ... «The Saturday Paper, Jul 15»
