Sentence examples for mean departure from inspiring English sources

The combined weight of each tag and glue is approximately 0.5 kg, i.e., 0.15% and 0.10% of the mean departure weight of adult female southern elephant seals (338±65 kg) and sub-adult males (469±202 kg), respectively.

The target-switch latency in this discrimination procedure was defined as the mean departure (or switch) latency and the endogenous timing uncertainty was quantified as the coefficient of variation (CV = standard deviation data)/mean data)), a measure of relative dispersion of the switch latency distribution11.

For each of the scenarios, we assume the connection arrivals and departures are with the Poisson process with a mean arrival rate λ and a mean departure rate equal to one-tenth of the arrival rate.

It is also noteworthy that the mean departure latency of the whole group did not vary with the experimental group size.

The experimental probability per unit time to follow (the following rate expressed in s−1) is the inverse of the mean departure latency.

For foraging bouts where a stable measurement of the body mass of the departing bee was not obtained we used the mean departure body mass of that bee from all of its other foraging bouts.

To the best of my understanding, "pre-departure" means departure and "upon-arrival" means return.

The company has gotten new editorial leadership, and that has meant departures by some of the old guard.

Holmes's arrival will mean the departure of right defensive end Cedric Jones.

And climate change, the finding continued, could mean the departure of essential pollinators and the drying up of the fogbound shorelines of the bay.

His potential arrival could mean the departure for the Senegal striker Moussa Konaté, who was tracked by Tottenham this summer and has been linked with Hull more recently.