Sentence examples for the average clock from inspiring English sources
Over the entire period of data taking, the average clock drift was +12.9 seconds/day, and we do not expect that the maximum deviation from true time at any period in our dataset was more than 5 minutes.
If we assume that the average clock rate is similar to that estimated for V. cholerae [6], we find that the two lineages diverged about 400 years ago, and the two O157 H7 strains EDL933 and Sakai for which the genome sequences are known, diverged much more recently.
Experimental results from a fabricated ASIC (in a CMOS 0.35 μm technology) show that the circuit keeps the one-hop average clock skew below 4.6 ns and that the skew grows linearly as the hop distance to the reference node increases.
The sub-microsecond average clock skew achieved by the proposed solution satisfies the requirements of many wearable sensor network applications.
The experiments report that an average clock cycles decrease of 60.7%, relative to an all fine-grain mapping solution, is achieved using the developed framework for the considered applications.
That is a lot more accurate than the average quartz clock, for instance.
Because of the price -- the average alarm clock is under $15 -- the traditional key-wound device, like the recognizable Big Ben (which double-handedly popularized the idea of personal wake-up alarms by the 1940's), still rules the market.
The average initial clock difference is.
The average wall clock run time for the searches is plotted in Fig. 2. The CPU time needed by fetchGWI is only a few percent of the wall clock time; most of the time needed is spent waiting for data to be retrieved from the filesystem.
When using a single gene family to estimate divergence between species, as with the IRI-like genes, deviation from the average genome clock rate would be expected.
Each of those three candidates makes at least $5 million per year (and even up to $14 million, in Manning's case), while the league-wide average clocks in at $1.4 million.
