Sentence examples for average of the largest from inspiring English sources
It turns out the logs corresponded not with the average height of all waves, but rather with the average of the largest one-third of the waves.
So that if we strike the average of the largest and smallest ships, the number of those who sailed will appear inconsiderable, representing, as they did, the whole force of Hellas.
This study suggests that for many moraines a technique that identifies the largest lichen, or the average of the largest lichens on five different boulders, is likely to result in more accurate growth curve construction and subsequent landform ages than statistically rigorous techniques.
The total F_S c o r e is calculated as the average of the largest F_S c o r e of each cluster.
Therefore, when we construct the template of the transition effect in this video, we also calculate the average of the largest intra-coding rate in the effect and scale this value by a factor (0.7) as the threshold.
For a physicist or an engineer, such a wave has a more precise definition: A rogue or freak wave is one that rises more than 2.2 times as high, from trough to crest, as the average of the largest one-third of nearby waves.
where U ¯. 05, M ¯. 5, and L ¯. 05 are the averages of the largest 5% of the V i 's, the middle 50% of the V i 's, and the smallest 5% of the V i 's, respectively.
Foxes are not big: the average weight of the largest vixens is 5.7kg (13lb), a little heavier than the average cat and less than half the weight of a skinny whippet.
Faculty salaries at the nation's colleges and universities rose 3.8percentt in the current academic year to an average of $62,895, the largest increase in 11 years, the American Association of University Professors reported yesterday.
B2 A Bounce in Professors' Income Faculty salaries at the college level rose 3.8percentt in the current academic year to an average of $62,895, the largest rise in 11 years.
