Sentence examples for correct ratios from inspiring English sources

Use pictures of the characters to take measurements of body parts from as many different angles as possible, determine the correct ratios if the females were 5'7″ and the males were 6'0″, and calculate the measurements into life size based on the ratios computed.

A.: A rain gauge shaped like a megaphone is not the standard shape, said Todd Miner, a meteorologist at Pennsylvania State University, but it should work if it has the correct ratios between the cross-sectional area at the top and the part of the gauge that actually collects and measures the water.

According to the Title IX clause, each college and university must have a ratio of male-to-female athletes that is equal to its ratio of male-to-female students, but a school is still in compliance with Title IX if it has a proven record of expansion in an effort to reach the correct ratios.

That's what we did for all of our (official Google) applications — they work from 3.4 inch to 10 inch screens and higher while maintaining correct ratios.

Definiteness of the assignment is given by approximately correct ratios of Pd isotopes 105, 106, 108 and 110.

Meanwhile, the results with other modulation coefficients have better performances and their correct ratios are greater than 90%% when the SNR >−3 dB.

They're topped in the correct ratio, too, dressed rather than swamped.

Radio stations, take note: this is the correct ratio of Drake to Goulding.

Extensive extras include commentaries, essays and a slightly stern "Notes on Viewing" to ensure you watch the film in the correct ratio and at the right speed.

By carefully regulating the amount of water added, the correct ratio of carbon monoxide to hydrogen can be obtained.

There's dressing on the side (Caesar, natch), two smelts and a wafer of pecorino, but it's impossible to get the correct ratio into each bite.