Sentence examples for classic ratio from inspiring English sources

The classic ratio for shortbread is one part sugar to two parts butter and three parts flour, but Yee uses almost equal amounts of butter and flour, producing a very soft, squidgy dough that, once baked, is crisp rather than crumbly.

What makes the hots so heavenly is that they ignore all the classic ratios of flour to sugar to eggs (sorry, Michael Ruhlman!).

Everything looks like a set, and deliberately so, with the screen oscillating between classic Academy ratio and more panoramic widescreen (both 1.85 and 2.35) to differentiate between the various time periods, ancient and modern ish).

It will also offer the option to play in classic 4 3 ratio, and has a simulation feature that mimics playing on classic bubble-fronted CRT TVs.

McDuff says it beats the classic price/earnings ratio because it captures an element of balance-sheet health.

The classic Redfield ratio of nitrogen/phosphorus (N/P) is 16:1 [ 18, 19] in phytoplankton, however it can be dependent on the source of nitrogen [ 20].

Moreover, the best diagnostic criteria are still unclear as normal Cit is in theory undetectable after RP and thus the classic CC/C ratio might not be accurate [ 9].

Classic demographic ratios and indices such as sex ratios, age ratios, Whipple's index and Myers' blended index are the several methods used for the appraisal of age-sex data for errors in age misreporting and digit preference or avoidance (Shryock et al. 1976; Moultrie et al. 2013; Spoorenberg 2007).

Compared with the classic standard spectral ratio technique, the "depth effect" reported by Cadet et al. (2012) is corrected.

The wrinkled trait was segregating in a classic 3 1 Mendelian ratio.

In advanced stages there is a decrease of the classic T-CD4+/T-CD8+ ratio [ 5], based mainly on the increase of the circulating T-CD8+ subpopulation.