Sentence examples for needing on average from inspiring English sources

Romberg is the fulcrum on which the Hurricanes leverage their quick- strike offense, one that scored 67 touchdowns, needing, on average, just 1 minute 58 seconds apiece.

The combined method is slightly faster needing on average 6000 iterations while the r × t-method needs 8000 iterations.

You need, on average, one male to every 2 females.

If we use a rejection sampling scheme to obtain samples from p(x) by first sampling from p0 x), we can ask how many samples we will need on average from p0 to obtain one sample from p. In this scheme, we produce a sample x∼p0 x) and then decide whether to accept or reject the sample based on the criterion u ≤ e αU ( x ) e αT, (10).

They had, on average, about one child in the household and needed on average about half-an-hour to get to the parent's residence, and they performed on average almost four tasks out of six.

"The trick here," she said, "is what we can do as a federal agency to assure the manufacturers will make more doses than we need on average".

Many of them reported feeling financially insecure: to reach safe ground, they believed, they would need, on average, about 25% more money.

Despite all the hard work that goes into set pieces, they do not always pay off and last season A-League teams needed on average nearly 50 corner attempts before a goal was scored.

According to studies done in the simulator by Birrell, people need on average between seven and 12 seconds of warning before safely resuming command of a vehicle that has been driving itself.

It is also the case that the roadside bomb, which needs on average less than $5 worth of ingredients, is a highly cost-effective weapon for maiming and killing.

"Right now, my biggest headache is to ensure we have infrastructure and social facilities like housing," said Kidero, adding that the city needs, on average, at least 100,000 housing units a year over the next five years, but is getting only about 10,000 a year.