| As for playback, the program offers the repeat control, volume level normalisation, and custom track overlap. |
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| To find a way out of this impasse, the United States got involved in the path leading to normalisation of relations between Ankara and Yerevan. |
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| They are chomping at the bit for capitalist normalisation of the conditions of production and exchange. |
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| It makes no secret of despising Mr Sharif's enthusiasm for a rapid normalisation of relations, and opposes a crucial free-trade deal. |
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| The process through the 40s and 50s was one of normalisation. |
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| Furthermore, Turkey has still not made progress towards the necessary normalisation of its relations with the Republic of Cyprus. |
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| It urged the normalisation of air and sea traffic, to reduce the economic damage the region is suffering. |
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| The social licence to operate, and normalisation that such cultural relationships gift to oil companies, can dissipate the urgency for action and sponsorship can seek to directly influence the climate debate. |
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| By construction, this measure is also unaffected by the subsequent normalisation of portfolio allocation behaviour and should thus provide clearer indications of the effect of interest rates than the official M3 series. |
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| Most notably these included paramilitary decommissioning, police reform and the normalisation of Northern Ireland. |
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| The information needed from the track for the normalisation of position errors for the system is passed to the train through norming point balises, located in the middle of the track at various points. |
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| These three strategies require the making of semiotic productions such as rules for normalisation and standardisation and discourse for theorising abstraction purposes. |
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| But the upside potential for interest margins is currently limited by the very low level of key rates, the normalisation of the interbank market, slowing credit demand and the prospect of a dismantling of bailout programmes. |
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| Initially, the stock market rebound was set in motion by the normalisation of market conditions resulting from market participants' fading uncertainty at the outset of the military operations in Iraq. |
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| Charter 77 was a petition signed by Czechoslovaks who stood in opposition to the communist regime in the country during the period of so-called normalisation. |
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| This normalisation is performed in the same spirit as Ramsay and Silverman do for the bone shapes and the intercondylar notch in their case study publication. |
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| Normalisation of symptoms and diagnostic confusion and are likely to apply to illness behaviour in general. |
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| What they did not tell the court is that at the time they lodged their plaint, KCA had no officials, and a Normalisation Committee had been registered. |
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