Sentence examples for averaging until from inspiring English sources

One should either just average squared trajectories without internal averaging (such as in Helenius et al. Nature 2005) or average MSD traces obtained by internal averaging until one quarter of the total trajectory time.

Bringing down the government is a national past time, averaging, until recently, nearly one government for every year since World War II.

American women who have made it to age 60 will live, on average, until 86; men, on average, until 83.

His career average until this season was about 4 EPA.

That is, after he hit 40 more home runs than his season average until then.

And temperatures, they say, are expected to remain warmer than average until nearly Christmas.

Pepco's performance was closer to industry averages until a sudden slump in 2005.

A woman turning age 65 today can expect to live, on average, until age 85.

Transient spectra were averaged until the desired signal-to-noise ratio was achieved (typically 3000 averaged records).

For people born in 1981 the figures are spectacular: a woman in England is expected to live on average until 89.5, while a man will reach 86.3 years.

The point is this: we will always have big deficits as long as tax policy is radically different from the post-second world war average until about 1981.