The phrase "average of near" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The average of near results indicates a trend, but further analysis is needed."
Alternatives: "mean of close" or "average of similar".
Among the consequences of the crisis, the Government has warned, will be an economic growth rate of 3.5percentthis yearar, instead of a projected 4percentt, and 2.5percentt in 1991 instead of an expected 3.6percentt - in both cases far below the 1986-89 average of near 5percentt.
Due to physical reasons, for example, the inertia of the measurement apparatus, the measured sampled values obtained in practice may not be values of precisely at times, but only local average of near.
HuffPollster's average, which includes all publicly available polling, gives a slight advantage to Stringer, whose support has risen to an average of near 46percentt, from under 40percentt earlier in August.
Andrew Kenningham of Capital Economics says this should result in economic growth slowing from around 6% in late 2016 to an average of nearer 5% in 2017 but he doesn't expect a "hard landing".
The signal intensities in the dataset were further log transformed (base 2), and missing values were replaced by the average of nearest rows neighbour values.
The local averages of near are (1.5).
In practice, we have obtained satisfactory results by applying another technique: post-filtering the mesh after reconstruction using weighted averages of nearest vertex neighbors as described in.
These results confirm that there is substantial skill in predictions of multi-annual averages of near-surface temperature when using the most comprehensive set of near-term climate predictions available to date.
An average of 25 near collisions a month involving one or two airliners were reported nationwide for the first six months of this year, according to Government figures.
We used the igraph library on the R platform to analyze topological descriptors, such as the node degree (k), average degree of nearest neighbors (knn), average path length, clustering coefficient, and various node or edge centralities of ChIN.
The amplification, which is a function of frequency, can be expressed as: where Z S is the seismic impedance near the source and is a time-weighted average of the near-surface seismic impedance.
