Sentence examples for adopted an average from inspiring English sources

Since the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991, a total of 74 children have been adopted — an average of about four a year, said the director, Ms. Slusareva, who plays no role in their placement.

We adopted an average 1D velocity model based on seismic refraction, tomography, and Crust 2.0 (Song, 1996; Zhao et al., 1997).

Thus, we adopted an average of k = 21 for the fitness landscape of phage infectivity.

Our combinatorics thus far has adopted an averaging approach, which provides a similarity score, but arguably, a rather rigid one.

In the following, we assume that the C colluders adopt an average collusion strategy, i.e., the pirated copy is obtained as mathbf{y}_{C} = frac{1}{C}sum_{c in mathcal{C}} mathbf{y}_{c} + mathbf{n} (10).

When measuring received signals, each radar adopts an average for the transmission of 4,096 pulses, thereby increasing the signal-to-noise ratio of the received signal, and samples were taken every 0.2 s.

The harmonic solution of the equations is derived by adopting an averaging method.

In consideration of the large local variations, we do not adopt an averaging method but rather a linear interpolation method to estimate sedimentary S wave velocities over the target area.

In Paper I, we also performed numerical experiments like Murai et al. (1995) and Murai (2007), though we adopted a waveform averaging method in measuring the attenuation and dispersion.

BEEPro [ 8] adopted a linear averaging scheme on 16 properties to recognize both linear and conformational epitopes.

As such we adopted a signal averaging approach (EventStats, Syam Gadde, Duke University) that does not rely on assumptions about the shape of the HRF.