Sentence examples for equal ratios from inspiring English sources

Approximate counting, the discrimination of 1 vs 2, 2 vs 3, 2 vs 4 is supported by my data, but since the number effect is limited to 3 (or 4) it is not possible to test a characteristic property of approximate counting namely that it follows Weber's law (equal ratios are discriminated equally, [53]).

But as soon as one moves on to cases of three and more commodities, the statistical probability of encountering precisely equal ratios becomes very small indeed.

So, instead of following a strict recipe, I tend just to cover whatever base ingredient I am using for stock with water, though, that said, it usually works out in equal ratios – 1kg of bones/shells: 1 litre water (but bear in mind that the higher the proportion of shellfish or fish to liquid, the stronger the stock will be).

In the logarithmic graph, equal ratios represent equal distances.

Thus, on a logarithmic scale equal distances represent equal ratios of increases in evidence, not equal increments of evidence.

Within limits, the degree of consummatory responding during incentive downshift was similar with equal ratios of test concentration to training concentration.

For interbedded-source plays, the shale-formation thickness ratio ranges from 0.4 to 0.6, and source rocks and reservoir rocks are interbedded in roughly equal ratios.

There's almost an equal ratio of icing to cake.

Mrs. Singh says the mall has an equal ratio of male and female customers.

It's one of life's eternal mysteries why Dwayne Johnson, who must surely have quaffed the charisma supplements in equal ratio to the protein ones, isn't a bona fide, chest-beating A-lister already.

We need to scale supply and demand in an equal ratio.