Sentence examples for unprecedented statistics from inspiring English sources

Three years of data taking will provide unprecedented statistics in this energy range and will set the upper limit for the ratio ¯¯¯¯¯He/He below 10−7.

Its main goal is to measure ultra high energy cosmic rays (UHECRs, energy above 1018 eV) with unprecedented statistics and precision.

Collision rates up to 107 per second are required to produce very rare probes with unprecedented statistics in this energy range.

WHO: Anthony Lake, UNICEF Executive Director           Susan Bissell, Global head of UNICEF's Child Protection Programme           Claudia Cappa, Statistics and Monitoring expert, report author                WHAT: A new, unprecedented statistical analysis on global patterns of violence against children – an issue largely undocumented and underreported.

The CBM detector is designed to measure rare diagnostic probes such as hadrons including multi-strange (anti-) hyperons, lepton pairs, and charmed particles with unprecedented precision and statistics.

According to the latest statistics, unprecedented climate change has Earth hurtling down a path of catastrophic proportions...

But the Obama administration's unprecedented release last week of statistics on counterterrorism strikes underscored how much more complicated the results of the drone program have been.

If the statistics are unprecedented, they do not even take into account the many more movies and television shows that are supposed to take place here, even though they are actually shot in Vancouver or Toronto or on a set in Los Angeles.

Paul Maynard, the new rail minister, said: "These statistics reveal the unprecedented scale of passenger demand, with journeys doubling in the past 20 years.

The rail minister, Paul Maynard, said: "These statistics reveal the unprecedented scale of passenger demand, with journeys doubling in the past 20 years.

The resulting box-office statistics show an unprecedented parade of films opening to huge ticket sales ($68.5 million for the first three days of "Planet of the Apes," for instance) only to plummet in the second weekend (down 60percentt for "Apes").