Sentence examples for an average dwelling from inspiring English sources

"Parents can expect a move from an average dwelling outside a weak school, to one outside a top over-subscribed school, to cost around £61,000," says the research, adding that a similar move to an under-subscribed, but still good school would cost around £49,000.

Consequently, the inverse of annual transition rate gives an average dwelling time staying in each state.

Showing visitors through the empty house, whose front door wouldn't be out of place at Charles Foster Kane's Xanadu and whose marble master bathroom would dwarf the living room of an average suburban dwelling, Mr. Grammer looked small, and his voice echoed strangely in the long hallways.

For the normalization of the average dwelling room area per census tract we used a combination of cost-benefit assumptions relative to social vulnerability increase (with a U-shape up to 23 m2 and a descending curve to the maximum value of over 34 m2 room space), according to the values offered by Eurostat (2014).

With 250 rooms spread over 175,000 square feet (16,000 square metres), the mansion was 300 times bigger than the average dwelling of its day.

It should be noted that the average dwelling size in Europe was significantly larger, at 102.3 m2 (Eurostat 2014).

The average dwelling time chosen for simulation is 30 s with total dwelling time summed up as 1 min and 30 s.

For example, if in real situations, average dwelling time for each station is 40 s, the sum would be 2 min.

As such, Australians have more living space per person than the inhabitants of any other nation, with average dwelling sizes well over double those of Western Europe.

The application of case cohort design and the Markov model (see below) enables one to estimate the transition rates (average dwelling time, i.e. the inverse of transition rate) of the disease natural history of the two pathways.

Previous estimates of the capacity of archaeological architecture have been based on cross-cultural studies that have determined an average amount of roofed dwelling space occupied by an individual.