Sentence examples for representative period from inspiring English sources

Star fullback Billy Slater was rested by the Storm due to his heavy workload during the representative period however the club said he was in no danger of missing Origin II.

The National Law Journal, using the Court's second two-week cycle of arguments as a representative period, calculated, in November, that Sotomayor, who asked a hundred and forty-six questions in the course of thirteen arguments (average: 11.2 questions per argument), had asked more questions than Chief Justice John Roberts, Jr., and Justice Alito at comparable periods in their first terms.

This approach can reveal when solar penetration may occur, say at the summer solstice, but it cannot give a quantitative measure of the degree and likelihood of solar penetration over a representative period of a full year.

On the one hand is the need to reflect the patient's illness over an adequately representative period; on the other is the often considerable problem of recall error when that period is prolonged.

To me, the 60's / 70's is the most representative period for the flowers.

The department specific breakup of the cost of analyses for uncollected reports during the representative period are shown in Table  4.

Results for five representative periods are shown in Fig. 3.

Figure 2 shows the distribution of apparent resistivity and phase from the determinant of impedance tensors for the four representative periods (0.4 to 400 s).

The phase tensor of the recorded dataset (Caldwell et al. [2004]) is shown in the left column of Figure 3 at four representative periods.

Full-component impedance tensors at eight representative periods were used in the inversion, using a 100-Ωm uniform earth with surrounding ocean as the initial model.

For each dataset, we perform a Fourier transformation of both external and internal coefficient time series and pick a subset of representative periods.