Sentence examples for equivalent average from inspiring English sources

The equivalent average combines the effects of these three types of winds into one parameter.

New criteria using the equivalent average have been developed covering the five commonly used categories of pedestrian activity.

The results obtained show a better performance in terms of the best solution found for many instances, and an equivalent average performance.

The effect of turbulence in the wind loads is often be captured by considering an equivalent average of the measured quantities.

We hypothesized that forests with equivalent average structures (e.g., basal area) would have higher stand-level seedling growth and survival in aggregated retention versus dispersed retention stands.

The equivalent average velocity approach which simplifies the relative velocity contribution due to the platform motion was proposed and incorporated to the in-house code.

An air-equivalent average of 2.03±0.47 μg m−3 (standard error) of sulfate was observed in the collected marine cloud water, in excess to below-cloud concentrations by 1.16 μg m−3 on average.

The results showed good agreement between observed and predicted snow water equivalents, average R2>0.9.

No correlations were detected between the COMT mRNA levels in patients with schizophrenia and neuroleptic medication histories converted to CPZ equivalents (average daily doses r=−0.26, P=0.40, estimated lifetime doses r=−0.24, P=0.43, daily doses at death r=−0.31, P=0.33).

The NAD C6N 203 CA distances are very interesting because all of the V203A enzyme complexes have shorter distances (average of 4.23 Å) than for "wild-type" equivalents (average of 4.50 Å).

Average beds calculated at 100% utilization (equivalent to average across year).