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2 measures of the same object differ of some millimeters. The difference was averaged out.
If it is not, how can I say that it was done an average???
In italian in "fare la media"...
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2 measures of the same object differ by a few millimeters. An average was taken of the difference.
Most of the time in english we say we "take" an average or an average was "taken".
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Two measurements of the same object differed by a few millimeters. The difference was averaged out.
It's neater to use words rather than numerals at the start of a sentence, especially if it's a small number.
A measurement is the datum obtained by measuring.
http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/56387/measure-vs-measurement
Remember to keep the verb tense consistant. :)
The second sentence is correct.
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