Sentence examples for average of contributions from inspiring English sources

Mark Block, Cain's chief of staff, reported that on the first day of the unpleasantness Cain "doubled his normal daily average" of contributions.

The reference wage represents the weighted average of contributions to social security over the 15 years prior to retirement (following the system before the 2011 pension reform), and where contributions made in the two years prior to retirement are indexed to inflation (Eq. 3).

For example, NMR intensities are the average of contributions from all of the conformational states observed on the NMR timescale.

The resulting averaging of contributions would tend to stabilize the variance of n k and to make it predictable.

The average degree of contributions (AD) refers to the average number of contribution relationships of the contributors within the network.

We find that a lottery involving a small prize and a threshold outperforms the provision point mechanism by increasing the average amount of contributions and the frequency of provision.

Finally, in Table 10 we report the average years of contributions of the simulated populations.

The average length of contributions is longer in the public than in the private sector (considering all individuals, regardless of whether they have access to a retirement benefit).

Such contribution patterns which affect a broad range of artifacts with little co-development by others suggest maintenance work (e.g. refactorings) and strongly affect the average degree of contributions.

In the second model, each cell contributes independently to fitness, and female fitness is assessed as the average of these contributions across all cells.

For SME coefficients where more than one bound is derived from Supplementary Table 2, we report the error-weighted average of all contributions.