Sentence examples for representation of the average from inspiring English sources

Trump is a clear representation of the average American's thoughts, and that was decisive, like a kind of dangerous Homer Simpson.

Topshop said that following the frank views expressed by Berry and other customers, it was "not placing any further orders on this style of mannequin", which was "not meant to be a representation of the average female body".

"As the mannequins are solid fibreglass, their form needs to be of certain dimensions to allow clothing to be put on and removed easily; this is therefore not meant to be a representation of the average female body".

MCT was derived from this 20-year climatological mean and every particle was tracked for 2 years after the release from each site, offering an adequate representation of the average surface circulation in the Red Sea.

The choice of the 2-year timeframe was a compromise between investigating a manageable number of particles and obtaining a meaningful number of connections between distant sites, offering a sensible representation of the average surface circulation in the Red Sea.

Shop bosses explained that the offending mannequins were never meant to be "a representation of the average female body" but vowed to phase them out.Businesses don't get it, don't want to.

Fig. 1 A schematic representation of the averaging algorithm.

Since a systematic error cannot be normally/randomly distributed, averaging (measured value – reference value) is therefore an approximate representation of the averaged bias (systematic error).

The graphical representations of the average expression profiles for each of the 8 unique temporal clusters determined by cluster analysis of significant gene probe sets are shown in Figure 3.

While the quantitative PCR-based assay is the most economical, high-throughput method for telomere length measurements in large epidemiologic studies [78], values are relative representations of the average telomere length.

We prove a representation for the average wave function of the Schrödinger equation with a white noise potential in d= 1,2, in terms of the renormalized self-intersection local time of a Brownian motion.