For example, the ratio of their finger lengths is different.
AS The willingness of humans to cause each other pain is remarkable; consider, for example, the ratio of martial arts, many, to marital arts, one.
For example, the ratio of the income of people in the 99th percentile (near the top) to the first percentile (at the bottom) went from 11.8 to 16.2.
For example, the ratio of girls to boys 6 years old and under has declined to 793 girls per 1,000 boys from 875 in Punjab and to 878 from 928 in Gujarat.
For example, the ratio of the value placed by investors on non-financial companies in America to their inflation adjusted net worth ("the q ratio") is mean reverting, as is the cyclically adjusted PE of all listed companies i.e. the PE based on an average of past earnings, also cyclically adjusted ("CAPE").
The volume and terms of such credit vary among businesses and among nations; for manufacturing firms in the United States, for example, the ratio of receivables to sales ranges between 8 and 12 percent, representing an average collection period of approximately one month.
For example, the ratio of lead of mass 206 relative to that of mass 204 has changed from an initial value of about 10 present when the Earth was formed to an average value of about 19 in rocks at the terrestrial surface today.
Fig. 6 Example the ratio of signal points according to angle offset θ_off Fig. 7 Example the ratio of signal points according to radius offset R_off.
In Thailand, for example, the ratio of domestic credit to GDP exceeds 120% and is growing rapidly as the economy contracts.
