Sentence examples for the average span from inspiring English sources

Until 1993, 13 months was the average span in office of an Italian mayor.

But it does usually mean increasing the average span of control of senior managers within the organisation.

For other lifers, the average span doubled over the same period from seven years in 2006 to 14 years in 2013.

Clive Oppenheimer, a volcanologist at the University of Cambridge, said the average span of a volcanic eruption is a month or two.

He has already notched up 22 years in the demanding arena of the world's highest-profile investment bank - more than double the average span of a banker at the firm.

The average span of control of the economy, ASC, is the ratio between number of employees and number of SEWEs: (hbox {ASC}=frac{1-( {b/y^*})^a}{( {b/z^*})^a}).

The average spanning distance between two markers is 1.95 cM in our study, which is the lowest value published to date for a RADSeq study.

It so happens that seven minutes is the purported average span for sexual intercourse — even if studies show that nearly fifty per cent of men finish within two minutes.

The moving average span was 5.

By law, the CRUT must be designed so that if beneficiaries live an average span, the charity gets at least 10% of the trust's present value.

That roughly means there's a 50% chance she'll live that long (roughly, because the median life span is not necessarily the average life span).