Sentence examples for averages between two from inspiring English sources

Our schemes replace averages between two consecutive control points by similar weighted averages between two consecutive curves, based on a geometric correspondence between points on the two curves.

The 40-mile drive takes about 45 minutes without traffic but averages between two to two-and-a-half hours during rush hour.

Error bars represent SD for averages between two experiments.

Data points are averages between two measurements and error bars indicate standard deviations.

The Mann–Whitney nonparametric test investigated the association between BC components and frailty, aiming to compare numeric value averages between two groups.

Empirical P-values in such tests, are calculated as the proportion of times that the difference of averages between two categories in a permuted dataset is equal or larger than the observed difference.

It averages between nine and ten hours a day, a senior technician in Kurdistan's power company told me, although it's worse in other parts of Iraq.

This is the least expensive way of dealing with death: in the U.S., the cost of a direct cremation averages between seven hundred and twelve hundred dollars, whereas an in-ground burial typically costs about seven thousand dollars.

When shorn, fleece averages between five and nine pounds (2.23 to 4 kg) in ewes and fifty to seventy percent of their fleece can be used.

We consider as the true parameter values the average between two parameter vector estimates obtained for the cigarettes data when two different starting points where chosen.

For example, in the U.S., approximately 60% of those with mental-health illness received no mental-health services in the last year, and wait times to see a psychiatrist average between two months (cities) and eight months (rural counties).