regularization

regularize | Business English

regularize
verb[ T ]
(UK alsoregularise)uk /ˈreɡjʊləraɪz/us
to change a system or a situation so that it is controlled by a set of official rules:
This agreement will help regularize trade between our two countries.
We need to regularize the situation with regard to the employment of temporary staff.

regularization

noun[ U ](UK alsoregularisation)/ˌreɡjələrɪˈzeɪʃən/
the regularization of the transfer of state assets to private hands

Examples of regularize

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That is, if the strength of the destabilizing term is sufficient to overcome the regularizing influence of the fourth-order term, then blow-up can take place.
We also present some simulations, and show global existence of solutions for the parabolically regularized problem.
He permitted himself also to regularize the site boundaries, and despite having measured the uneven arcading of the gradually-built cloisters, ironed out all discrepancies.
In the doctrine of balkafiyya this position was regularized and a formal acknowledgment made of the limits to human intellect.
The choice of the entropy solution concept depends on the regularizing viscous physical model.
The door sets up a rhythm - it is a visual equivalent to a metronome - that not only regularizes the action but sets up expectations.
First, they regularize noun endings, thereby providing greater consistency in gender category marking.
For numerical purposes it is convenient to regularize the level set equation.
One can use it for regularizing many other methods, because one has a cheap grip on high derivatives.
Thus, the singularity of the restricted problem has been regularized.
In this algorithm, step (3) is essential for regularizing the segment boundaries.
We collect some properties of the regularized problem and clarify its formal similarity to the graph setting.
Instead, number agreement with verbs appears to be becoming regularized or grammaticalized.
In the theory of vortex sheets, viscosity has a regularizing effect, since it spreads the region where the vorticity is concentrated to a finite thickness.
We could have considered a generic regularized problem of the following form.
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