normalised

ˈnɔrməˌlaɪzd
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Translation of normalised from English into Spanish

Adjective

standardized

RareUK
brought to a standard or common level
RareUK
  • The data was normalised for accurate comparison.Los datos fueron normalizados para una comparación precisa.
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Synonyms and analogies of normalised in English

adj.regularizedstandardizedMore synonyms

Examples of normalised in a sentence

  • The results were normalised to remove any bias.
normalise
ˈnɔrməˌlaɪz
Verb
1.

adjustment

intr.RareUK
become normal or return to its normal state
intr.RareUK
  • After the crisis, the situation began to normalise.Después de la crisis, la situación comenzó a normalizarse.
2.

standards

tr.RareUK
make something conform to a standard
tr.RareUK
  • The new policy aims to normalise procedures across all departments.La nueva política busca normalizar los procedimientos en todos los departamentos.
3.

mathematics

tr.TECH.UK
adjust data to a standard scale
tr.TECH.UK
  • The data was normalised to account for differences in age and income..Los datos fueron normalizados para tener en cuenta las diferencias de edad e ingresos.

Translations of "normalised" in Context ordered by category and frequency

Adjective / Participle
normalizadoadj.

Indeed, racist violence had become normalised for many.

De hecho, la violencia racista se había normalizado para muchos.

We have normalised the drama within our everyday existence.

Hemos normalizado el drama y nos hemos instalado en su vida cotidiana.

Relations with third countries have been normalised.

Se han normalizado las relaciones con terceros países.

The truth is that we have normalised state violence.

La verdad es que hemos normalizado la violencia por parte de los Estados.

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Other translations for normalised:

  • estandarizadoadj.
  • normalizaron

normalised: Examples and translations in context

It does so by computing a normalised weighted average of prices.

Para ello, se calcula la media ponderada normalizada de los precios.

The new power needs to be normalised for your voltage.

La nueva potencia tiene que ser normalizada para tu tensión.

That rebellion is now normalised as part of the same establishment.

Esa rebelión está ahora normalizada como parte del mismo círculo.

I really have to do that study in normalised sea state.

Realmente, debo hacer ese estudio en condiciones normalizadas de la marea.

Unfortunately, the situation in Diffa has not yet normalised.

Por desgracia, la situación en Diffa todavía no se ha normalizado.

An annotated French translation follows the normalised version of the Quechua text.

Una traducción francesa comentada sigue a la versión normalizada del texto quechua.

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