Sentence examples for degrees of average from inspiring English sources

Daytime temperatures were within 0.5 degrees of average except in East Anglia and the south-east, where they were 1.0 to 1.5 degrees above.

Climatic shifts on the scale suggested by our current emissions trajectory could wreak havoc with the global agricultural system. 2 degrees of average warming could still mean several times that in the world's temperate regions, where much of the world's food is grown.

Five measures are proposed, including the stationarity of amplitude change, the keenness, the periodicity, the change degree of average fitness and the similarity.

The Tanimoto similarity coefficient was used to visualize the degree of average and minimal similarity of the three binding type groups.

Tests show that the rotary bearing has high stiffness, and achieves a high degree of averaging, resulting in a radial error motion of 0.05 μm from components ground to an accuracy of only 2.5 μm.

These approaches always involve some loss of resolution to smooth the surfaces, and some degree of averaging is involved.

The PG model, by virtue of its constituent gamma distribution, represents some degree of averaging and it should be sufficiently robust to account for minor discrepancies.

In silico reaching this degree of averaging can be problematic, therefore in our modeling the averaging was done over numerous trajectories (independent model runs) on a high-performance computing cluster.

The whole expression relies on a considerable degree of averaging and assumes that the diffraction profile comes purely from the crystallites that are in the Bragg condition (Bragg, 1913 ▶, 1925 ▶).

Figures 5, 6 and 7 show the accuracy (precision and recall) with different degrees of skewness (average of 20 iterations).

We discovered that the average degree of communities average degree of communities and their size put into evidence the tendency to self-organization of users into small- or medium-size communities well-connected among each other.