Sentence examples for cut ratio from inspiring English sources

These measures include normalized cut, ratio cut, conductance, etc.

Tube arrangement, tube diameter, tube pitch ratio, tube length, tube number, baffle spacing ratio as well as baffle cut ratio were considered as seven design parameters.

After more than 40 years of development, the overall water cut ratio of the Gudao Oil field has reached more than 90% (Su et al. 2009).

The cut ratio captures the abundance of external connectivity, i.e. edges between genes of a GO term and the rest of the network, whereas conductance and flake-ODF consider both internal and external network connectivity.

Heat transfer coefficients and pressure loss for periodically fully developed flow and heat transfer were obtained for different types of porous medium (10, 20, and 40 pores per inch (PPI)) with two window cut ratios (Bh/Dh=1/3 and 2/3) and two baffle thickness to channel hydraulic diameter ratios (Bt/Dh=1/3 and 1/12).

Arrival times of oil fluxes and water fluxes need to be distinguished (as visualized in our study) to enable allocation of water-cut ratio to the producer based on WAFs.

One would need to distinguish between arrival times of oil fluxes and water fluxes to enable allocation of water-cut ratio to the producer based on WAFs (e.g., Nilsen and Lie 2009).

Plotkin, E. T., Improved bounds on the max-flow min-cut ratio for multicommodity flows, in: 25th Symposium on Theory of Computing, 1993] [Tragoudas, S., Improved approximations for the min-cut max-flow ratio and the flux, Mathematical Systems Theory 29 (1996), pp. 157 167].

When considering any proposal, the $1 trillion in discretionary spending cuts already passed into law as part of the debt ceiling deal must be considered -- meaning Democrats would produce a roughly 1.5 to 2.5 revenues-to-cuts ratio.

The low-cut ratio is calculated as the response to the lowest frequency divided by that to the best frequency.

We further characterized the spatial tuning of B/Y cells using the low-cut ratio statistic (Tailby et al., 2008).