Sentence examples for breadth of the average from inspiring English sources
Barely the breadth of the average person, the implausibly narrow alleys of Delhi's Paharganj district were lined with tailors, saucepan traders, one-man goldsmith workshops and mini cyber cafés overhung with washing.
So most daytime TV shows are secretly anthropological studies into the breadth and depth of the Average British Bore: this much we know.
Let the breadth of the linkage be the average distance between linked items.
From the Atlantic coast to that line which separates the British possessions from the United States, the average distance is not more than 150 miles: If you take the average breadth of the other great division of the United States, it will be found to be six, seven, and eight hundred miles.
Even though the number of nodes increases, the average breadth of the network stays almost the same because we construct the network by connecting disconnected vertices randomly to connected ones.
The amount of surface area of damaged muscle was estimated using the product of the average width and the average breadth of each muscle and tendon.
They measure from 9.5 to 22.5 mm in length and 4.2 to 7.5 mm in breadth, the average length being about 2.5 times the breadth.
Consistent with a previous study [ 27], I found a significant decline in diet breadth of an average of 25% for all evolved populations.
In our study, connectance describes the proportion of realized resource consumer interactions from all possible resource consumer interactions, and is thus reflective of the average niche breadth of the resident bacterial community.
The rate of participation declined with increasing age, regardless of gender, both in terms of the average number (breadth) of activities (p < 0.001) and their individual types.
However, a comparison of the breadth of the distributions between mats with differing average fiber diameters indicates that the dependence of the breadth with average fiber diameter is not universal (i.e., it is material dependent).
