regularize [ˈregjʊləraɪz] V. trans.
1. regularize (standardize):
- regularize
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2. regularize (normalize):
- regularize
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- regularize
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The territory is 73% under conservation, with 18% regularized urban space.
en.wikipedia.org Maximum margin classifiers are well regularized, so the infinite dimensions do not spoil the results.
en.wikipedia.org Some languages have regularized, giving all forms an "r".
en.wikipedia.org Relations were regularized by a concordat concluded in 1860, when an archdiocese and four dioceses were established.
en.wikipedia.org Specifically, the r-irregular and n-irregular regularize as quadrigrade, and the upper and lower bigrade classes merge with their respective monograde.
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