Smaller ratio represents less sensitivity or more robustness of pole.
(The smaller ratio, known as Academy format, is approximated by most television sets.
For smaller ratio than 750, the results obtained from traditional design method were not viable.
That is because most poor countries are already on programmes to cut their loans burdens down to a smaller ratio of their national income.
Taking On New Roles Roughly 1 in 20 of the 5,600 soldiers at Warhorse is female, a smaller ratio than in the military as a whole.
There's a smaller ratio of meat to bone on, say, goat shoulder chops than on similar cuts from cows, pigs or even lambs.
After nine months in the job I have instituted some big changes after listening to criticism – the open door policy, a radically smaller ratio of development to production, one indie department instead of four.
This is explained by the much smaller ratio between stiffness and strength of timber members compared to concrete members.
A similar prevalence by these criteria has been reported in Canadian (21.0%) (Pare et al., 2001) and Spanish (28.6%) (Garrigues et al., 2004) women, whereas a somewhat smaller ratio was seen in elderly Singaporean women (10.5%) (Wong et al., 1999).
Seal and Butcher both make baklava rolls, rather than the more conventional layered pastries; it's a quicker method, but a less satisfying one, as the smaller ratio of pastry to filling allows them to absorb less syrup.
Two supersaturated solutions having a supersaturation ratio of 1.2 and a smaller ratio were placed in the two compartments in the absence of seed crystals.
