Sentence examples for describe an average from inspiring English sources
Parameters that describe a single event in a call, such as peak level or peak frequency give better results than parameters that describe an average, such as weighted frequency and main frequency.
Ask someone who's not seen one for several years to describe an average video game and chances are there'll be guns, explosions, and non-stop action involved.
They describe an average time needed to evaluate each exam of 7.0 min.
We must remember that trends indicating a decrease in incidence describe an average over the entire area studied.
This pattern, although similar to pattern obtained for other geographic locations [ 4], describe an average over the entire area studied and does not take into account the geographic heterogeneity that exists, even at the small scale of a village.
Four other European studies showed the following results: the average volume consumed by 593 French children aged from 3 to 9 years was 838 ml/day, an Italian study reported a volume of 744 ml consumed by 138 children aged from 1 to 9 years and the German study among 363 children aged from 4 to 10 years describe an average fluid intake ranging from 520 to 690 ml/day [ 27- 29].
We have chosen the term 'chunking' to describe an averaging operation, and 'chunk' to describe the resulting bitstring, because, through this operation, the original components generate a new one to be written to memory.
We describe an average-case O(n) algorithm to list all reversals on a signed permutation π that, when applied to π, produce a permutation that is closer to the identity.
An assessment of rural CHWs in Laos described an average of 78%% of steps involved in RDT use performed correctly with the use of a job aid plus one hour orientation [ 33], with two of the most common errors similarly relating to incorrect time waited before reading of the RDT result and a failure to check the condition of the desiccant sachet.
This paper describes an average model of indirect matrix converter (IMC) with an output LC filter in stationary and rotating reference frames.
ACCORDING to a report released last week by the Harvard School of Public Health, cigarette companies have been steadily increasing the nicotine yield of their cigarettes — the report describes an average total increase of 11percentt from 1998 to 2005.
