Sentence examples for mean depending on from inspiring English sources

He is one of those film actors you can't always put a name to, but you'll instantly recognise that cartoon countenance: wide with low ears, flattened nose and crestfallen mouth, liable to look meek or mean depending on how the wind is blowing.

Differences between extreme populations ranged between 3 and 49% of the mean, depending on the traits.

These designs resulted in a response to selection (average per generation) of 5 13% of the base population mean depending on the heritability.

For data of acceptable quality from multiple studies, it was suggested above that these be combined as an arithmetic or geometric mean, depending on the distribution of the data (normal or log-normal).

When there was a competing species with a fixed value of μ, the value of μ evolved to be above or below the mean for the single species mean depending on whether the value of μ for the competitor was below, or above the single-species mean, respectively.

What they can most firmly anticipate being taken to mean is strongly implied by their utterance, what they may or may not be taken to mean, depending on facts about the listeners they aren't in a position to know, is only weakly implied.

And what superpositions mean depends on one's general interpretation of quantum probabilities (collapse with propensities, Bohmian hidden variables, branching Everettian many-worlds,…).

Whether the future return will be above or below this mean depends on whether it starts from an over- or under-valued position.

The calculation of the mean depends on the previously calculated covariance and vice versa.

The extrinsic mean depends on the geometry of the ambient space and the embedding.

Effects of increasing either between-stage difference (about a fixed mean) depend on the probability a patch transitions from the first to second stage, i.e., the chance that a killer patch becomes a vaccinator.