The phrase "average for the worst" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing statistical measures or comparisons, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The average for the worst performance in the study was significantly lower than expected."
Alternatives: "mean of the lowest" or "average of the worst cases".
For example, if elements of are viewed as blocks of bits, modifying a symbol roughly leads to bit flips on average and for the worst case.
These stars are awarded based on the dispersion of scores on each indicator and subsequently on the statistical differences between the providers: two stars for an average performance, one for the worst performers and three for the best performers.
The Rays'.247 batting average was the worst for a playoff team in nearly 30 years, and they struck out 1,292 times, more than any playoff team in history.
The Yankees' batting average is the worst in the American League.
The average return for the 20 worst 12 month periods was -34.96 percent.
Though he has never hit higher than.267 since entering the majors in 2001, he fell six plate appearances shy of qualifying for the worst average in modern baseball history.
Rodriguez hit.318 with an A.L.-leading 52 homers and 133 runs scored, but Texas had a 5.71 earned run average, the worst in the majors for the second straight year.
Hence, the CTE gives a better estimate of how big the risk is in the tail of the delay distribution.10 Whereas the percentile values mark the best outcome of any given worst-case scenario (e.g. 10%% worst cases), the CTE gives the average for a given worst-case scenario.
The Yankees were facing the intimidating Randy Johnson again last night, and they were also haplessly ambling toward a record for the worst batting average in the World Series, which is held by the always memorable 1918 Red Sox.
The payback period is 13 years and 15 years for the worst and the average scenarios respectively based on 8% interest rate.
