Sentence examples for approximate ratios from inspiring English sources

Using that data, it is possible to roughly approximate ratios of the sort that the S.E.C. will soon require.

Results of theoretic analysis prove that the proposed algorithm is convergent, and it has preferable approximate ratios and polynomial complexity.

The ratios (e.g. 3 1) presented in columns 3 6 are approximate ratios of prevalence of use of one medication over another.

Since we were unable to obtain a perfectly accurate measurement, we preferred to create approximate ratios using steps of 5% (Table 1).

We assume the initial rocks contain major refractory elements with the ratio Si: Fe : Mg = 1 1 1, which is given by the approximate ratios of the solar abundance, and a mineral assumed to be olivine ((Mg0.5,Fe0.5 2SiO4).

The approximate ratios 2 5; 1:4; 1:12 and 0 1 between the earthworm meal and the maggot meal were used, respectively, to formulate four diets D2, D3, D4 and D5 without fish meal.

Q. What is the approximate ratio of fresh to salt water on earth?

The donkeys' panniers, therefore, contained water, wine and dairy products in the approximate ratio of 2 1 2.

For GO dispersed in MLC-6608, the D band Raman intensities were observed in the approximate ratio 5 8 16 for an infiltration reservoir, 11.6 μm channel and 3.6 μm channel respectively.

Thus, a rectangle the sides of which are in the approximate ratio of 3 : 5 (Φ−1 = 0.618...), or 8 : 5 (Φ = 1.618...), is presumed to have the most pleasing proportions, aesthetically speaking.

There's the equity approach: Is it "fair" that executives at big companies should make 275 times (today's approximate ratio) what their average employees make?