The phrase "average time and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific duration or measurement that is typical or common in a given context.
Example: "The average time and effort required to complete the project is often underestimated."
Alternatives: "mean duration and" or "typical time and".
In the above equation, (overline{{u_{i} }}) denotes velocity average time, and (u^{prime}_{i}) is its fluctuating component.
The police found he took two hours longer to get there than the average time, and the return journey was even longer.
In our experiments with and without service precedence, the average time (and standard deviation) was 29 ms (65 ms) and 388 ms (1006 ms), respectively.
In that case the exposure frequency and duration will be equal to the average time and hence the equation is simplified as, {text{LADD}} ; = ; left( {C, times {text{ IR}}} right)/left( {text{BW}} right) (7).
A summary of the obtained results is presented at the end of this section, where 100 Bernoulli random graphs were generated for each test instance, then the average time and number of k-cores were computed among the number of graphs that in fact contained at least one k-core for (k = 2, 3) and 5.
For cost calculation, we took the average time, and we used average costs for fixators and equipment use as well.
This is not your average speaker race, these are not average times, and this will not end without major verbal warfare.
There was also no readily apparent difference between studies that reported average times and those that reported maximum times to imaging.
For perfectly diffuse noise, infinite averaging time, and weak currents the peak value equals unity.
Iwai and Shibasaki ([2013]) investigated the relationship between the averaging time and the lowest detectable signal level of NoRH.
In our study, the correlation between PM2.5 and NO2 varied depending on the averaging time and trimester.
