Sentence examples for degree ratio from inspiring English sources

System efficiency-to-polarization degree ratio is inversely linear with demineralization, WRRTC, and polarization degree (PD).

In this study, we consider that the combined effect of nanoparticles and ultrasound is positive when the supercooling degree ratio R4 is < 1 and negative when the supercooling degree ratio R4 is > 1.

4) Determination of index weight: let (r_{k}^) be the rational valuation of the importance degree ratio of (u_{k - 1}) to (u_{k}) given by L experts.

The nanoparticle concentration and the ultrasonic intensity corresponding to the supercooling degree ratio R4 of 1 are defined as the critical area and critical intensity, respectively.

The supercooling degree ratio R1 is < 1 and decreases with the increase of nanoparticle concentration, which indicates that the Al2O3 and SiO2 nanoparticles can promote the ice nucleation of water as expected.

'Graption' is a graph-based method proposed by Iliofotou et al. [64] that identifies peer-to-peer flows by calculating the in-degree to out degree ratio of hosts in protocol traffic graphs.

In the zone above this dividing line (negative zone), all the supercooling degree ratios R4 are > 1; in the zone below the dividing line (positive zone), all the supercooling degree ratios R4 are < 1.

The figure shows a red dividing line on which all the supercooling degree ratios R4 of water are equal to 1.

Increased strength-to-degree ratio implies a given number of links will have a higher strength in CAE than in controls.

The susceptible degree of softening point ratio was higher than ΔS but lower than RP.

Shorter questionnaires also improved response rates to a lesser degree (odds ratio 1.4, 95% confidence interval 1.19 to 1.54).