Sentence examples for average terms from inspiring English sources

In annual average terms, inflation was 8.3% in 2006 and ended the year at 11.4% year on year.

The like-for-like drop of 2.2% for October to December was the smallest drop in three-month average terms since the start of the summer.

Q. Ryan Austad tweeted a question on microlending - he'd like to know about average terms, rates, and requirements, and length of time typical for the process.

In the proposed KARMA model, the median is modeled by a dynamic structure containing autoregressive and moving average terms, time-varying regressors, unknown parameters and a link function.

If this argument is right, then the timing of this move has probably been determined by the desire to soften the transition to slower growth as well as offsetting the unwanted rise of the yuan in weighted average terms.

By the 18th century, viceroys served average terms of five years, and under them functioned a hierarchy of bureaucrats, nearly all sent from Spain to occupy frequently lucrative posts.

On average, term occurs times per document.

A Guardian survey of 200 detainees found average term length is about four months.

Of the 13 who have received sentences, their average term has been three years.

The average term of a business school dean is about five years.

The country has nearly 15,000 boards, and the average term of a member is less than four years.