Sentence examples for average for the whole from inspiring English sources

Armstrong's average for the whole Tour was a rapid 25.4 m.p.h.

This is 1.2C above the average for the whole 357-year series.

"Those are great if you want to do an average for the whole globe," Dr. Lewis said.

Modest as it sounds, it is an average for the whole planet, representing an enormous addition of heat.

The average daily Central England Temperature was only 12.6C, 1.4C below the average for 1981-2010 but just 0.7C below the average for the whole series from 1659.

At least twice as much rain fell in the past 24 hours as the average for the whole month of December, the private weather forecaster Skymet said.

These probabilities are averages for the whole population.

Doppler flow profiles were reanalyzed using STE to retrieve LV peak global longitudinal systolic strain (GLSS) and strain rate (GLSSR) which were averaged for the whole segments.

We calculated weekly averages for the whole geographic area of the dataset in Finland and for two smaller geographical areas (see Figure 1) to study the geographical variability of the observations.

The sharpness and contrast measures, as introduced by Liu et al. [18], are at first calculated as s i,j) and c i,j), respectively, for each pixel position (i,j) and then averaged for the whole image.

On the tour as a whole, O'Reilly headed the tourists' averages, with 109 wickets at 17.04, which meant that he also topped the averages for the whole English cricket season.