Sentence examples for proportion of premises from inspiring English sources
On one hand, the proportion of premises that can now receive a 4G mobile signal indoors from all four networks – EE, Vodafone, O2 and Three – has risen from 28%to72%28%to72%
Wales has the second lowest proportion of premises with outdoor coverage from all three 2G mobile networks, it says.
A report last year said Wales had the lowest proportion of premises in the UK with access to superfast broadband.
Wales has the lowest proportion of premises in the UK with access to superfast broadband, a report says.
It adds that Wales "also had the lowest proportion of premises with similar coverage from all four 3G networks, at 56.9%".
"Our plans for superfast fibre are the most ambitious in the UK providing faster broadband to a great proportion of premises more quickly," he said.
The town centre is fairly small with a high proportion of empty premises in Market Place and the north end of High Street adjacent to Market Place.
Furthermore, as the probability of a link occurring increases, the proportion of zero-degree premises drops significantly more quickly for premises connected by slaughterhouses (p-value = 0.028 (ANOVA)) than for premises connected by other potential transmission routes.
The rules are characterized by various parameters, such as examples (i.e., number of objects covering a given rule), strength (i.e., the proportion of objects covered by premise that are also covered by conclusion), or confirmation (i.e., measure that is quantifying the degree to which premise provides evidence for conclusion).
And it doesn't help that a large proportion of the nation's licensed premises are owned by vast, highly leveraged pub corporations which are essentially property firms intent on squeezing every possible drop of rent out of their leaseholders.
Cs is a proportion of the fixed distance between premises on the coordinate system and is used to define the distance between consequent points along the consequent line defined by angle θ.
