Sentence examples for averaging when from inspiring English sources

The angled brackets indicate ensemble averaging, which is equal to volume averaging when the hypothesis of ergodicity for statistically homogeneous material is assumed.

Auroral brightness is significantly underemphasized in global images, presumably by area averaging when the aurora is latitudinally thinner than the spatial resolution of the images.

Control step size of the MFxLMS algorithm in a diversity channel was experimentally found to provide good tradeoff between lag error and noise averaging when the parameters in Eq. (24) were ( a=1/sqrt{L} ) and ( b=0.2/{overline{gamma}}_{mathrm{tx}} ).

Stocks fell 0.5percentt on average when the Democrats took the White House.

The average when opponents kick to someone elsewhere is the 36.8-yard line.

Every region in England outside London is below the national average when it comes to productivity.

"On average, when people buy a phone today they spend more than they did before.

But those mothers were further along in pregnancy — 22 weeks on average — when brain death occurred.

The same goes for Kobe Bryant (4.7 career average), when the mood strikes.

And Americans vote more, on average, when a president is on the ballot.

This season, pitchers had a 3.16 earned run average when working with Molina.