Sentence examples for end average from inspiring English sources

"What I find most encouraging is people are engaging with the film, watching until the end (average view duration of 87%) sharing the posts and commenting in large numbers," he said.

"When profitable corporations can use the stock option tax deduction to pay zero corporate income taxes for years on end, average taxpayers are forced to pick up the tax burden," he said.

Given a certain wireless channel and hence average packet transmission success probability (typically relayed from PHY layer to routing network layer in cross layer design) we compute the end to end average delay and delay jitter over all calls yielded by the cross layered optimization algorithm.

Grandage makes a good show of trepidation: "It's 750 seats; none of us has any idea what's going to happen". But chances are these tickets will prove pretty desirable, not least because they're selling at Donmar prices - significantly lower than the West End average.

Paul Elliott, a West End producer, had the New Ambassadors (capacity 400) for only 12 weeks, but the show was established and production costs were kept down though the producers spent £125,000, mainly on ads, and the actors were asked to take a pay cut to £1,500 (still three times more than the West End average).The reviews were good, though not good enough to guarantee a hit.

According to formula (8), the end to end average delay could be calculated.

Keep an eye on Texas Tech's Jace Amaro, a top tight end averaging 106 yards a game.

Charlie Chaplin would stay on set for months on end, averaging 53 takes for each shot when he was making The Kid.

Costs that climbed at an 18% rate in the first half of last year in the end averaged 7% for all of 2001, and the rate continues to fall.

At the end, averages of the 102 recall and precision values were calculated and these averages are plotted in Fig. 6.

The third delay-based policy uses a closed-loop strategy that targets a given NoC end-to-end average delay.