Sentence examples for peak average from inspiring English sources

A significant dependence of the peak average stress and failure strain on notch radius is observed.

These sightings have dropped from a peak average of more than 11 events per trip in 2004 to around 0.3 events per trip in 2017 and this year.

The properties have held their value well in the recession, falling only 11 percent from the peak average price of $4.972 million in 2008.

While overall UK prices are still 5 per cent below their 2007 market peak, average prices in London now stand at £345,186 after a 14.9 per cent rise in the past year.

The average price was about 14 percent above that of the second half of 2008, and only 4percentt below the peak average price in the first quarter of 2008, when many apartments were closing at very expensive new developments like 15 Central Park West.

Certainly there seems to be some evidence that knife users are getting younger (but then the peak average age for crime has been creeping down for some time), but the thing that really seems to have fuelled this classic moral panic has been several very high-profile celebrity connections and a couple of clearly mistaken identities.

Those who did find jobs had starting salaries that were 8percentt below the 2009 peak, averaging $78,205 in 2013.

That's why output is down only 500,000 barrels a day from the April peak, averaging 9.1m daily in October, said the Energy Information Agency, part of the US Energy Department.

Stoudemire, 28, is playing at his peak, averaging 26.4 points, 9 rebounds and 2.3 blocks for the Knicks.

The mean correlation to peak, averaged across events for each animal, remains high and changes relatively little with age (12 individual animals).

Gansz has his punt returners at a playoff peak, averaging 13.7 yards a return; his kickoff returners are averaging 32.4 yards a return, including a 95-yard touchdown by Tony Horne.