用“on an average”造句大全，on an average造句

The worst conditions are in places like Haiti, Gambia, and Cambodia, where residents subsist on an average of fewer than six liters per day.

The vast majority of cane is grown on family-owned farms ranging from40 to250 hectares. Around84 ha of sugarcane is harvested each year on an average sized110 ha property.

Using the logarithmic magnitude's error criterion for human auditory sense,the results show that,on an average,the performance of GA is 39% better than that of the traditional Prony method,and 46% than that of the Yule-Walker algorithm.

Mani and his owner, Mr Muniyappan, see about ten customers on an average day.

In American homes, television sets were on an average of 42.7 hours per week.

six feet, four inches, nearly; lean in flesh, weighing, on an average, one hundred and eighty pounds;

Sediments on an average have a specific weight of 2.5 to 3.0 . For example, at a depth of one kilometers, the sandstone is compressed by a weight of 2.5 to 3.0 tons per square meter.

they might, on an average,

Planning an amusement park begins with calculating what the parks attendance will be on an average day.

while in the senior period, the egg laying rate fell on an average at the rate of 6.3‰ per week, as against 5.6‰ per week of French standard.

VISIT Rochester, Minnesota on an average winter morning and the frozen streets are virtually empty.

The forecast loss for 2005 is based on an average price for the benchmark Brent crude oil of $43 a barrel.

The figures are converted into dollars based on an average exchange rate for the quarter.

The net profit, if any, may be written off on an average in light of a five-year period, or be used to make up the annual loss, the balance may be incorporated into the enterprise's clearing income.

The average recognition accuracy is 86.33% with 3.46 candidate number (the number was 10 before rejection) on an average, and the total error rejection rate is 0.27%.

Over the past 20 years, money supply has increased, on an average, 23 percent annually. The growth of money supply in the future will exceed the sum of economic and price growth by a fairly great margin.