Usually the values measured are averaged, ignoring the first hour.
Cost averaging ignores this and therefore overstates the real and potential cost of the high-volume products..
The earlier ones either used average GDP, ignoring inequality within each country, or used indirect methods to estimate within-country inequality, including production surveys and revenue surveys, which typically miss important components of household incomes.
According to most high temperature design codes, the time-dependent primary membrane stress allowable are based on the average temperature (ignoring thermal stress).
To partially overcome this limitation we read each sample in replicates, and calculated the average intensity, ignoring zero intensity readings.
A further limitation relates to the use of classroom averages, thus ignoring the imputation variance of the plausible values.
Besides, as the baseball writer Ferdinand Cole Lane fulminated 100 years ago, measuring a player's value by his batting average, which ignores the difference between singles and extra-base hits, is akin to measuring a man's financial worth by a system that treats different denominations of currency as identical.
Cameron risks ignoring average consumers who rage at cartels of utility companies fleecing them, at energy bills responding to global prices by rising like a rocket and falling like a feather.
Because of the nature of discrete integral of OTR-O, all the heat pumps will be taken as a whole, which is just like all the people in the team will get the average task assignment ignoring the personal ability.
But no matter your values or how you define the term, don't bash "free stuff" for average Americans while ignoring the "free stuff" for the top 1percentt.
