Sentence examples for much larger average from inspiring English sources

It is interesting that fin with larger surface during in-strokes can generate much larger average thrust force than the fin with large surface during out-strokes.

In the blend solution, the grafting of MCPS onto PVPy or BVPy backbones led to graft-like complexes showing much larger average hydrodynamic radius 〈Rh〉 than is shown by either component alone, the conformation of PVPy backbone undergo chain extension due to the steric repulsion of grafted MCPS chains.

By contrast, those who held on through those dark days saw a much larger average increase of 50%.

Figure 6 Finite-system EGOS rates for different cell radiuses when = 20 kHz. Figure 7 shows the asymptotic EGOS rate when using a much larger average bandwidth = 400 kHz.

The nanolubricating oil containing C16-ZrP-N12 C16-ZrP-N12 C16-ZrP-N12spacing, howithr, exhibits a much larger average WSD (~ 1400 μm) than the C16-ZrP- and C16-ZrP-N6-containterlayl spacing.

For the purposes of this study we confined our analysis to the continental US due to the much larger average size of Canadian municipalities, vast areas of Canada that are uninhabited, and lack of available spatial data for Canada.

Named for its pale coloration, the pallid sturgeon is closely related to the relatively common shovelnose sturgeon (Scaphirhyncus platorhynchus), but is much larger, averaging between 30 and in length and 85 pound in weight at maturity.

This suggests that, although the average fiber width itself does not seem to change substantially during hydrolysis, the numbers of fibers with widths much larger than average, as well as the number of fibers with widths much smaller than average, increased dramatically during hydrolysis.

The LEED for Homes system "reallocates" points if a house is much larger than average, according to Scot Horst, the green building council's vice president for LEED.

One study of five WUAs found that 85% of their executives had landholdings of more than four hectares (ten acres), much larger than average.

Companies with long lead times and order cycles, such as sellers of power generation equipment and commercial airliners, with long-term, substantial service liabilities, evidently have cost dispersions much larger than average, except where progress payments balance out cost flows.