Sentence examples for realistic mean from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the period from 1973-2007 wan anomalyand, and the ratio of workers to non-workers is regressing to a more realistic mean.

Both vortex sheets and realistic mean profiles are considered for the jet shear layer.

Remarking the geometric construction of this dominant contribution does not generally coincide with a physical propagation path but is a simple empirical solution providing a realistic mean pathloss.

In doing so, multicomponent geothermometry leads to more realistic mean temperature estimation with significantly low variances of mostly ≪30 K for the natural samples as well as for the experimental fluids.

The spectral nudging approach [15], [17] is used to avoid model drift and ensure a realistic mean state and eddy variability.

Additionally, a more "realistic" mean whole kidney-radioactivity (parenchyma: 75% cortex, 25% medulla), was calculated as followed: (mean activity of medulla [cpm/mm2/MBq+mean activity of cortex [cpm/mm2/MBq] * 3)/4.

Today, the widely shared perception is that the boycott isn't going to end any time soon because the realistic means to end it don't exist.

Yet even the sober, often stirring rhetoric of the French President, François Hollande, has often elided the main problem, which involves aligning aims with realistic means.

Just two years ago, the State Transportation Department said, "Mass transit offers the only realistic means of addressing the requirements of improving mobility in the corridor".

Unless we set realistic goals for our schools and adopt realistic means of achieving them, we run the risk of seriously damaging public education and leaving almost all children behind.

This means that they will continue to cross the sea in leaking boats – and a few of them will continue to set up camps at Calais – until there is a safe, legal and realistic means of being relocated to Europe.