Sentence examples for because the ratio from inspiring English sources

Tell a man you're from Nottingham and he'll either respond that it's a dangerous place or that you're a lucky swine, because the ratio of women to men is 4 1.

The formula, devised in 1979, was criticised by the LGA because the ratio that determines the increase the money available to different parts of the UK is based on population rather than need.

It is considered that this was because the ratio of gap width to tube diameter was small for the tested arrangement.

Some of the vapour that is formed by day does not rise high because the ratio of the fire that is raising it to the water that is being raised is small.

Ocean temperatures in the North Pacific tend to be higher than those in the South Pacific because the ratio of land to sea areas is larger in the Northern Hemisphere and because Antarctica also influences water temperature.

Because the ratio of the particles is also comparable to the mass-to-charge ratio of the residual atoms in the discharge tubes, scientists suspected that the rays were actually ions from the gases in the tube.

The adaptive head surrogates are insensitive to the error indicators, because the ratio between the two indicators is hydraulic head, which has small variation in the parameter space.

The malaxer is a heat exchanger characterized by a low overall heat transfer coefficient because the ratio of surface area to volume is disadvantageous, so it is important to find an innovative technology to improve heat-exchange.

Everything else is seen as "long tail" because the ratio of set-up effort to financial return is less favorable.

This is because the ratio was. Figure 15 TDD transmission frame format.

But it was not abused to the degree of the Sephora next door, mainly because the ratio of staff to customers appeared to be about 1 1.