Ultimately, it is a study in peak capacity, not average use.

Under the rules, average daily use has dropped to 274 million gallons, officials said.

Both arrangements require average use of 100 hours a year for either four or five years.

During the experimental period (1988-1990) the average use was 100 queries per month.

"During the winter, the average daily use is 2.5 million gallons."

Americans, who on average use nearly 25 gallons a year, are the world's biggest milk consumers.

Its average use is continuously declining by 2-4% per quarter since April 2008.

The smallest user estimated an average use of two to three hours a month.

From 1954 to 1972, the average actual use was 711 permitted cattle.

The company would only have an average use of $500,000 in the 90 days.