Normality
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Normality may refer to:
- The property of conforming to a norm; see normality (behavior), assimilation (sociology)
- Normality (medicine) The state of dynamic equilibrium between all the bio-psycho-social parameters of the individual and the surrounding bio-psycho-social environment. (Anatoly Kreinin, 2011).
- Normality (chemistry), a quantity related to molar concentration
- Normal number, in mathematics, a real number whose digits show a random distribution with all digits being equally likely
- Surface normal, in mathematics, a line perpendicular to a surface
- Sampled from a normal distribution, in probability theory and statistics
- Normal subgroup, in mathematics, a subgroup closed under conjugation
- Normal space, in mathematics, a topological space in which any two closed sets can be separated by open sets
- Normality (video game), a 1996 adventure video game by Gremlin Interactive
[edit] See also
- Normalcy, an American political neologism
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