Sentence examples for average beneath from inspiring English sources

But the report, just as worryingly, means that significant numbers of American children are so much worse off than the average Greek or Slovakian child as to bring the overall U.S. average beneath those other, relatively less wealthy and developed countries.

The continental crust, which has a thickness of 32 km in average beneath the North Island of New Zealand, combined with the upper mantle above 70 km depth, is considered in this model to effectively represent the continental lithosphere, which itself is treated as a conductive layer.

RISA JAROSLOW & DANCERS The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's "Sitelines" series places Jaroslow, known for combining trained dancers with average folk, beneath the arches of the Municipal Building.

The average temperature beneath the helmet shell, the speed of heat dissipation through convection, and the temperature contour beneath the helmet shell were used to describe the thermal properties of a helmet.

The shear wave speed at anomaly A was approximately 10% lower than the average speed beneath the Boso Peninsula.

In one removal experiment, Phragmites shoot density averaged 0.1 m−2 beneath the plastic compared with 20.7 m−2 in plots without plastic (Burdick et al. 2010).

That is almost 200 points below the national average, and far beneath the average at some of the schools interested in them.

The changes in seafloor communities are expected despite the fact that they live on average four kilometres beneath the ocean surface.

For E < ~2 kPa, the traction magnitude is strongly concentrated at the monolayer edge, while for E > ~8 kPa, traction magnitude is on average almost uniform beneath the monolayer.

For the present polycrystal case, the strain hardening effect is mainly associated with the constraints of grain boundaries and dislocation obstacles to the dislocation glide, while the indentation size effect is related to the average strain gradient beneath the circular indenter.

The figure shows the association between RNA-seq- and LC-MS/MS-estimated fold changes for mRNAs with average FPKM values beneath the 25th percentile (a), within the 25 50th percentile (b), within the 50 75th percentile (c), and above the 75th percentile (d).