Sentence examples for particular average from inspiring English sources
A particular average is one that is borne by the owner of the lost or damaged property (unless he was insured against the risk).
Three, he admits to having communicated this information, their assessment based on pitch counts, that places improper pressure on umpires to reach for or strive for a particular average".
The FPA, or "free of particular average," clause excludes from coverage partial losses to the cargo or to the hull except those resulting from stranding, sinking, burning, or collision.
While children from the richest 20 per cent of Pakistan's households spend almost 10 years in school, those from the poorest spend only two years and poor rural girls in particular average less than one year.
In particular, average mid-latitude daytime densities are shown to be higher than the climatological prediction and the height of F2 layer in the post-sunset equatorial region is underestimated by up to 150 km.
A species may currently breed in a habitat with a particular average temperature, but this doesn't mean that it couldn't tolerate a higher temperature, or that it couldn't adapt to a slightly different habitat farther north, or that the more northerly habitat won't change as temperatures rise.
In particular, the average MSD α is illustrated in Figure 6, whereas average MSPD λ and MSPD ϕ are reported in Figures 7 and 8, respectively.
In particular, the average ICU cost per FO visit (US$10,902) was almost twice as much as the average ICU cost per non-FO visit (US$5,659, P<0.001).
It allows for identification (sometimes partial) of the counterfactual distribution, in particular, identifying average treatment effects and quantile treatment effects.
In particular, the average duration of a customer's relationship with the company is partly a function of the amount spent on retention efforts.
Calculating this all as one figure — and in particular valuing average stock options for employees as well as top executives — can be difficult.
