Sentence examples for long-term meant from inspiring English sources

Asked what "long-term" meant, he said 10 years.

"It used to be that long term meant long term," Ms. Fischer said.

But Marsh's form soon reverted to its well-established long-term mean.

Rather, it is a gradual, modern-day genocide - a genocide through more calibrated, long-term means.

Venäläinen, A. & Heikinheimo, M. 1997) The spatial variation of long-term mean global radiation in Finland.

This suggests that long-term mean reversion shouldn't push us down further.

Interpolation algorithms using covariances of long-term means of data with different spatial support were developed.

For young adults in the creative industries, tutoring has become a long-term means of supporting their other work.

Long-term pollutant removals are analyzed as functions of long-term mean hydraulic loading rate and nominal detention time.

This pattern is long-term mean reversion: As Joseph told Pharaoh, big booms are followed by big busts.

This forecast was in contrast to the long-term mean of 11 named storms and 6 hurricanes.