normalise ГЛ. перех., неперех. брит.
normalise → normalize
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However, those diplomatic efforts to normalise the relations have faltered.
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www.techcentral.ie Note that they have been normalised to sum to unity.
en.wikipedia.org Both countries have sought to reduce tensions along the frontier, expand trade and cultural ties, and normalise relations.
en.wikipedia.org For animal lovers approaching the end of life, contact with the familiar positive interactions with pets helps to normalise the hospice environment and reduce anxiety.
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