Sentence examples for which are averaged from inspiring English sources

That leaves five scores, which are averaged to make the TES.

The transport equations are derived for momentum and mass which are averaged in the elementary cells.

Values highlighted in red indicate rank correlations (Spearman, n = 16 ants) between consecutive days, which are averaged to compute short-term behavioural consistency.

With the IR measurements, we obtain full spectra for each pixel of the image, and so can measure over a larger range than is possible with the optical measurements, which are averaged over a 10 μm spot.

From our measurement cis-PtCl2(NH3)2 starts to decompose at 268°C and the EXAFS spectra between 300 and 400°C are almost identical and represent the characteristic of metallic Pt as shown in Figure S3, which are averaged and used as the third reference for metallic Pt.

Increased SNR may be traded for acquisition speed allowing, in our pump-probe ASOPS configuration, acquisition of approximately 5000 traces per second which are averaged to obtain SNR of ~40 70, depending on input power, substrate material and transducer characteristics24,33.

Usually, coarse-graining or statistical approaches, which are averaging approaches, are used.

Santander Offers free banking for all businesses less than 12 months old which are averaging a turnover of less than £250,000 for that year.

That stands in contrast to other broadcasters and cable networks, which are averaging nearly 20 minutes of nonprogramming time per hour.

Leading the way for home games are tickets for Favre's former team, the Green Bay Packers which are averaging an asking price of $230.

Then they wrote a second draft, the grade of which was averaged with the first to produce the final grade.