Sentence examples for rating per from inspiring English sources

It also lends more credence to the idea of Millsap as small forward — a position at which he excelled in limited minutes a season ago, registering a player efficiency rating (PER) of 24.9 (compared with 21.5 as a power forward) while holding his smaller opponents to a paltry 9.5 PER (compared with 18.3 at the four-spot).

Last season, Bibby put up the worst numbers of his career for the Miami Heat, a disappointing season culminating in a 3.6 Player Efficiency Rating (PER) during last year's run to the N.B.A. finals.

In the early 2000s, for example, the basketball statistician John Hollinger, now vice president of the Memphis Grizzlies, created the player efficiency rating (PER), a formula to quantify the skills of any National Basketball Association player.

To say Duncan's season has been something of a renaissance would be an understatement: his 21.4 points per 36 minutes are on a pace to be the highest since 2004-5; his 11.6 rebounds would equal his output in 2009-10; and his overall player efficiency rating (PER) of 25.5 would be tops since 2006-7, the last season San Antonio won the N.B.A. finals.

This is due to its power rating (PeR).

Player Efficiency Rating (PER), the long time-standard single metric at ESPN created by John Hollinger, instead relies purely on things that can be measured in box scores.

A fixed rate per ounce for each service.

Connecticut's rate per 100,000 was 40.3 cases.

The proposed compromise allows three rates per state.

Rates per person for room, breakfast and dinner are $249 to $309.

The rates per million decline as coverage increases.