Sentence examples for mean completion from inspiring English sources
Although there are other definitions of "completion" (Jordan, 2013), for present purposes, the term is taken to mean completion of specified activities that enable participants to obtain a certificate.
On average, the test d2 (selective attention) revealed 114 correctly identified items and mean completion time for the ZVT (cognitive processing speed) was about 106 seconds.
The first is that while the behavioral treatment employed was quite intensive (mean completion of 4.64 of 5 pre-quit videos and 3.19 phone calls), the pharmacotherapy employed was relatively non-intensive – two weeks of nicotine patches – which though effective is less so than longer therapy (e.g., 12 weeks) [ 5].
The main objective of COSHH is to improve the mean completion time of jobs.
In [3], the mean completion time of RLNC is shown to be much shorter than scheduling.
This model seeks to minimize the mean tardiness and the mean completion time.
Even if North Korea resumed work at the site, the delay means completion could be pushed back to 2017, at least a year longer than earlier estimates, according to the analysis.
By (M_{beta}) we mean the completion of the Schwartz space S over R with the norm (|cdot|_{M_{beta}} ) defined by Vert f Vert _{M_{beta}}= biglVert vert t vert ^{2beta}Ff(t) bigrVert _{L^{2}},quad f in S. (2.1).
Throughout this section by the homogeneous Sobolev space we mean the completion of (C_c^1(mathbb {R}^n)) with respect to the (L^{p}(mathbb {R}^n)) norm of the gradient.
However, the specification of cell type does not necessarily mean the completion of neural circuitry.
Although we can never know what precisely happened more than a billion years ago, to me, demonstration of the archaeal bacterial endosymbiosis in the laboratory would mean the completion of the bridge.
