Sentence examples for average commanded from inspiring English sources

The carousel pieces, on average, commanded much higher bids than the wax figures at what Guernsey's, the auction house, titled a "Fairground" auction.

The root mean square error (RMSE) in semitones (ST) and the average command density per second of the different experiments are shown in Table 2.

On average, they command a salary as much as 50percentt higher than those offered to the buyers and merchandisers in the bullpen, most of whom remain blissfully unaware.

The buyer's premium is set at 18 percent, slightly less than the average of 20 percent commanded by Christie's.

(At the time the average NBA player commanded a salary over $200,000).

The study found that houses with above-average Walk Scores commanded a premium.

The performance measures considered in this study were average single command and dual command cycle times of the shuttle carrier and the elevator's lifting table, average throughput performances and of the shuttle carrier and the elevator's lifting table and the warehouse volume.

Though never deemed more than an average actor, Mr. Singh nevertheless commanded a mass following in Hindi cinema's black-and-white era as a hero who, while championing what was right and good with rippling muscles, was also every inch the gentleman.

The average price the company commanded for a barrel of oil jumped during the first quarter to $81.35 from $46.47 in the year-ago period.

That is cheaper than Stamford, which averaged $643,683, and a bargain compared with the average $1.02 million that Westport homes commanded.

A country therefore realises lower GDP per capita, which means that on average, households will command fewer resources.