Sentence examples for daytime average from inspiring English sources

In what figures to be his first full season in the majors, Marcus Giles, a 5-foot-8 second baseman, was tied for fifth in hitting (.336) and had the best daytime average (.512).512

Therefore, it can be assumed that the [O3] remains temporally invariant throughout the day, and the snapshot of the [O3] profile is the representative of the daytime average.

The season-long daytime average [CO2] in 2012 was 392 μmol mol−1 in the AMB plots and 577 μmol mol−1 in the FACE plots.

(b) Develop a solar resource map based on global horizontal radiation and daytime average temperature using hourly data of NREL-TMY file.

Electron temperature (Te) varies between 800°K and 900°K during nighttime, rises sharply at sunrise to 3000°K and then falls to a daytime average of 1500°K.

Daytime average persons per 100 m2 ∑ i = 1 5 X a i ∑ i = 1 5 n o. o f t i m e p e r i o d s (3).

The expected loss of life again was based on daytime averages and would be expected to be much higher in the case of a nighttime event without warning.

This method has been shown to produce readings that are comparable to the daytime averages obtained by 24 hour ambulatory BP monitoring [ 79- 83].

Some studies have suggested that night time average blood pressure is superior to daytime at predicting cardiovascular outcomes, 26 but there is greater consensus over the threshold to use for daytime averages than night time averages.

He also leads the league in hits, triples, daytime batting average, road batting average and batting average with runners in scoring position.

And summer daytime temperatures average in the 70s, while winter daytime temperatures rarely drop below the 40s.