Sentence examples for trend of average from inspiring English sources
"The trend of average stadium attendance for pro soccer is not only outpacing, but in some cases surpassing that of the NBA and NHL".
Likewise, all of the binders (except those modified with SBS) showed a decreasing trend of average percent recovery as the stress level increased.
Since then the trend of average global surface temperatures has shown a clear rise above the long-term averages – the 10 warmest years on record have been since 1998 – but climate sceptics have claimed that this represents a pause in warming.
From the results, the trend of average localization error in all algorithms shows very clearly.
The cautious decrease is an attempt to conserve node energy while maintaining the decreasing trend of average delay.
Familiar with the above reason, the trend of average delay depicted in Fig. 14 also shows a certain degree of randomness.
This tended to be due to a redistribution of the DNAPL towards a residual configuration, as was evidenced by the gradual trending of average nonwetting phase saturations within the domain to a static value.
The location scale considered nine locations providing information on; wave power roses, probabilities of occurrence and cumulative distribution functions of wave power in different power ranges, variation and trend of yearly average wave power, seasonal average wave power and its annual variations, and quantities of wave energy flux for different Hm0 and Tm-10 ranges.
The trend of the average values of the convective heat exchange coefficient in relation to the average temperature, both for experimental and theoretical values, is reported in Fig. 15.
The specific evolution trend of the average length and diameter of the hydrothermal product (Fig. 2a b) determined the corresponding change of the average aspect ratio of the hydrothermal product with the droplet size of the NaOH solution (Fig. 2c).
This allowed to isolate a linear on time trend of relative average annual values of foF2 which was not connected significantly to solar action.
