Sentence examples for period on which from inspiring English sources

It means the percentage of time, during one period, on which the substrate is biased.

If, however, the period on which the pattern is based reflects one of high water use -- the summer months, for example -- the estimates will be higher than the actual use.

There are many variations, depending on the period on which the average is based.

Three months is too short a period on which to assess a business.

Or is it on average 60 years or more, the period on which the revised estimate is based?

For starters, the euro has been weakening for only about seven months, a short period on which to base long-term portfolio decisions.

Table  1 defines the years and time periods on which observations are based and which are used to calculate the projection accuracy.

To ensure a reasonable fit of each data set to the model, the number of five-year periods on which the predictions should be based on was chosen.

These differences arise from the time periods on which they base their Latin pronunciation and sources which give varying rules.

Streamflow reconstructions based on paleoclimate proxies provide much longer records than the short instrumental period records on which water resource management plans are currently based.

A few days ago Mr. Hamm let it slip in a podcast interview that the long-awaited season premiere of "Mad Men," the AMC period drama on which he plays the advertising executive Don Draper, would be shown on March 25.