Sentence examples for understanding of average from inspiring English sources

The technique of starting from the conventional adoption of differential equations such as the Navier-Stokes formula or the Reynolds equation, in order to obtain the speed or pressure of the fluid in a continuous body, is limited to the understanding of average characteristics within the domain (e.g., Zimmerman and Bodvarsson 1996; Zimmerman et al. 2004; Koyama et al. 2006; Cardenas et al. 2007).

So, is a sober understanding of average ROI of each asset.

Any human programmer knows that, but no computer system has the real-world understanding of an average human being.

But his extraordinary political gifts carried him through -- his talents as a communicator, his intuitive understanding of the average American, his unfailing geniality even after being hit by a would-be assassin's bullet, his ability to build and sustain friendships across partisan lines (as with Tip O'Neill, for instance).

Understanding of the average scores was informed by the SILL (Strategy Inventory for Language Learning) profile of results developed by Oxford (1990).

(4) Theme 4 "Space Climatology" focused on descriptions and improved understanding of the average properties and regular variations of the system, i.e., descriptions and analyses of the probabilities of extreme events and evaluations of long-term trends.

One approach, which is typically based on survey data, uses the workers' self assessment about the minimum education level needed for the job they perform or their understanding of the average education level for a particular job and whether they possess that or not (e.g., see Sicherman [1991]; Dolton and Vignoles [2000]).

But because the president has a better understanding of the average American person, she will likely support him come Election Day.

Other than "proposes", "produces" and "forfeit" is there a word in there that is beyond the understanding of the average second-grader?

Critics say this is the latest in a long list of errors of judgment by Cameron, who relied heavily on Coulson to guide his media strategy and improve his understanding of the average voter.

This research contributes to our understanding of the average RT of medical professionals (i.e., ophthalmologists at different levels of training) when they are faced with a specific event happening through a surgical microscope.