Sentence examples for representing an average of from inspiring English sources

As the country's population grew over the next century, so did the size of the House, until it reached 435 in 1911, when each member at that time representing an average of 212,000 people.

The train operator estimates that it will hand back £2.8m in additional compensation this year to 85,000 travellers who would not otherwise claim - representing an average of £33 each.

b representing an average of values while increased area is in growing phase and excluding carbon storage value.

The stalk yield increased 29% when compared to control representing an average of 21 tons ha−1.

Four categories of vehicle, representing an average of the global fleet of heavy vehicles, were studied: single-unit trucks, truck and trailer combinations, city buses, and coaches.

This approach estimates an effective ground thermal conductivity representing an average of the thermal conductivity of the different layers crossed by perforation.

Our camp became a village which now represents an average of Germany.

That represents an average of $5,440 for each person in the United States.

That represented an average of six millimetres a year twice today's rate.

The home-video market represents an average of 40percentt of the revenue for a major movie release.

The Audit Commission says this spending represents an average of 12% of their gross spending on all adult social care.