Sentence examples for the average band from inspiring English sources

It's all more difficult that the typical rock, which makes us cooler than the average band".

The average band intensity of FRα/ICAM-1 FRα/ICAM-1; FRα/hsp90tin; FRα/vimentin/H3 was determined using densitometry.

Indeed, the average band gap of cubic CsPbI3 and orthorhombic CsPbI3 is 1.72 eV, which is only 0.02 eV lower than the experimental value of 1.74 eV.

Police and crime commissioners can impose a further levy of £12 per household, which could result in a rise of about £107 for the average band D property.

A council tax freeze would save the average band D household £70 in the first year and £140 in the second year.

Like the GLA, they will be partly funded by a precept on the council tax; Mr Prescott's department estimates that this will mean council tax payers, on the average band D charge, contributing an extra five pence a week.

Government figures showed that the average Band-D council tax will be £1,456 in 2013-14, a rise of 0.8 per cent.

Demonstrating little except the uselessness of a restraining order against a loony-tunes admirer, the movie offers less gore than the average Band-Aid commercial and fewer scares than the elimination episodes of "Dancing With the Stars".

Demonstrating little except the uselessness of a restraining order against a loony-tunes admirer, the movie offers less gore than the average Band-Aid commercial and fewer scares than the elimination episodes of "Dancing With the Stars". But then, maybe I'm just not sophisticated enough.

The order of species shown in Fig. 3 follows the same pattern as shown in Table 2A for the average bands per marker.

Figure 2 displays responses of one subject: the averaged band-pass filtered (32 to 48 Hz) SSFs in time-domain (Fig. 2A) and the frequency-domain signals (Fig. 2B).