For FRCM strengthened beams, strains measured in the fibers showed higher exploitation ratios, i.e. the ratio between the maximum measured fiber strain and the rupture strain, for beams with carbon FRCM than those with steel FRCM.
A commonly used indicator for determining the rate of exploitation is the ratio between the flows taken and those which actually pass through the aquifers (Fig. 6).
At the beginning of exploitation, trays with this ratio guarantee an almost linear success of finding a food item in time, gradually going into a curve of diminishing returns over time, thus driving the animals into the patch-leaving decision (Brown 1988; Kotler and Blaustein 1995; Liesenjohann and Eccard 2008).
Probably there are limits — sometimes the degree of exploitation is expressed as the ratio of wages to marginal productivity of labor, and when that ratio gets down to zero – that's a limit!
Through exploitation of the small aspect ratio of each region and asymptotic analysis, we derive a coupled system of partial differential equations for the cell volume fraction and nutrient concentration.
Maybe that's why everyone focused on Woolworths: they got the ratio of sincerity to exploitation off by a thin margin.
Second, from the point of view of the supply of oil and natural gas, there are many factors influencing the energy production, such as exploitation of China's energy reserves, import export ratio, unconventional gas development, etc.
Such extra death may not be positively related to host exploitation or transmission and may alter the cost/benefit ratio of virulence.
The DHA/LA ratio, correlating with aquatic food web exploitation [ 58], averaged 0.085 in the raccoon dogs—slightly higher than calculated for terrestrial mustelids and felids but approximately at the same level as in semi-aquatic mustelids [ 58, 59].
There are earlier examples of the exploitation of MgO-SiO2 by Niiyama who showed that an 85:15 ratio was optimal for the process [25].
