Referring to a type of conventional electrical log in which the current emitting electrode (A) and the measure electrode (M) are placed close together on the sonde, and the current return electrode (B [..]

The long-term average value of a meteorological paramater (i.e., temperature, humidity, etc.) for a certain area. For example, "temperatures are normal for this time of year" means that temp [..]

c. 1500, "typical, common;" 1640s, "standing at a right angle," from Late Latin normalis "in conformity with rule, normal," from Latin normalis "made according to a [..]

Perpendicular.

Referring to a normal distribution. Regular or typical in the sense of lying within the limits of common occurrence, but sometimes denoting a unique value, as a measure of central tendency. Either sen [..]

Water when the top of the soil in a pot is dry to the touch.  For in ground plantings they will need some supplemental water if there is an extended dry spell but will not need constant watering.

conforming with or constituting a norm or standard or level or type or social norm; not abnormal; "serve wine at normal room temperature"; "normal diplomatic rel [..]

ordinary; usual

Perpendicular.

physiological

conventional

A term used in specifying an audio patchbay to indicate internally normalling circuits.

A term used in specifying an audio patchbay, indicating normalling circuits that are available externally (on the backplane) to allow manual normalling of individual positions.

A term used to describe an audio circuit that is normaled through a patchbay, with the additional characteristic that when a patch cord is inserted into the top (source point) of a jack, the signal is split such that it continues through to its normal at the same time it is available to the patch cord. A patch cord inserted into the bottom (destina [..]

A term used in specifying an audio patchbay to indicate internally normalling, half-normaled circuits.

A term used in specifying an audio patchbay, indicating half-normalling circuits that are available externally (on the backplane) to allow manual normalling of individual positions.

statistics - a data distribution having symmetrical tails; the "bell-curve"

Natural.

A line drawn perpendicular to a line or surface.

A line perpendicular to the surface of a boundary

In optics and wave applications, the normal (line) is an imaginary line drawn at right angles to a surface. If the surface is curved, then the tangent to the surface must be drawn first, with the norm [..]

(n) something regarded as a normative example(adj) conforming with or constituting a norm or standard or level or type or social norm; not abnormal(adj) in accordance with scientific laws(adj) being a [..]

The long-term average value of a meteorological element for a certain area. For example, "temperatures are normal for this time of year" Usually averaged over 30 years.

Perpendicular  At right angle to a given line or plane

link Normal links are those that join one node to another in a network.

The vector that is perpendicular to a flat plane at the selected point. In the case of a non-flat plane, the vector that is perpendicular to the plane tangent to the surface at the selected point.

In mechanics, perpendicular or at a right angle (90 degrees) to something. A normal stress is produced in a plane at 90 degrees to the force that is producing it.

Vehicle is registered and currently has no abnormal statuses.

The recognized standard value of a meteorological element as it has been averaged in a given location over a fixed number of years. Normals are concerned with the distribution of data within limits of [..]

a solution concentration of one gram equivalent per liter of solution.

See N or NORMAL.

The long-term average value of a meteorological element for a certain area. For example, "temperatures are normal for this time of year" Usually averaged over 30 years.

1. A straight line perpendicular to a surface or to another line. 2. In geodesy, the straight line perpendicular to the surface of the reference ellipsoid. 3. The average, regular, or expected value o [..]

In meteorology, the value of an element averaged for a given location over a period of years and recognized as a standard.

When in reference to the difficulty of the game, the base difficulty with no stat modifiers.

The long-term average value of a meteorological paramater (i.e., temperature, humidity, etc.) for a certain area. For example, "temperatures are normal for this time of year" means that temperatures are at or near the average climatological value for the given date. Normals are usually taken from data averaged over a 30-year period (e.g., [..]

The long-term average value of a meteorological element for a certain area. For example, "temperatures are normal for this time of year" Usually averaged over 30 years.

The recognized standard value of a meteorological element as it has been averaged in a given location over a fixed number of years. Normals are concerned with the distribution of data within limits of [..]

The recognized standard value of a meteorological

The long-term average value of a meteorological paramater (i.e., temperature, humidity, etc.) for a certain area. For example, "temperatures are normal for this time of year" means that temp [..]

The recognized standard value of a meteorological element as it has been averaged in a given location over a fixed number of years. Normals are concerned with the distribution of data within limits of common occurrence. The parameters may include temperatures (high, low, and deviation), pressure, precipitation (rain, snow, etc.), winds (speed and d [..]

The imaginary line perpendicular to the point at which the incident wave strikes the reflecting surface. Also called the perpendicular.

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