Sentence examples for boundaries the average from inspiring English sources

Thanks to generous electoral boundaries, the average Scottish constituency has 9,000 fewer voters than the average English one.

As social classes lack distinct boundaries the average American may have a status in the area where the lower middle and upper working class overlap.

The model can be employed to assess material parameters such as the phonon deformation potential, the barrier height of the grain boundaries and the average size of the grains.

For randomly oriented Al and Al2Cu as well as randomly oriented phase boundary planes the average PB energy reaches γav.

The average velocity at capacity ((v_{text {cap}})) is given at 46 km/h and is the lower boundary of the average velocity that vehicles can still drive under the uncongested traffic condition.

This mode of pullout mechanism is qualitatively distinct from that operating at lower temperatures, and the transition is believed to occur when the slip length of the grain boundary reaches the average half-length of the grain.

From the stored files, bone densities were measured in the area around each implant of the minipigs (ranging from 2 mm in the buccolingual direction to 2 mm downward from the lingual upper bone boundary) using the average value of the 255 tonality gray scale using the gray-level histogram of the Adobe Photoshop CS3 program.

The initial microstructure with an average grain size of about 0.3 μm was developed by large strain deformation at 873 K. Early annealing leads to a full relaxation of high internal stresses associated with non-equilibrium strain-induced grain boundaries, while their boundary misorientations and the average grain size barely change.

They adsorb on the freshly deposited film and pin grain boundaries, which reduces the average grain size in the film, thus creating more electron-scattering centers.

Okamoto and Takenaka (2005) theoretically showed that the normal stress component is continuous through the boundary when the averaged density is used in the second-order finite-difference equations.

The average number of rearrangements detected per gene boundary was 2.58, but the average at boundaries between operons was 3.21, and the average within operons was 1.94.