Sentence examples for fine ratio from inspiring English sources

All the croissants have a fine ratio of crust to crumb so they are not bready.

The coarse-to-fine ratio (C/F) was varied between 1 16 (mostly fine AP) to all coarse AP.

The concrete mix consisted of crushed dolomite, sand, and Portland cement with coarse to fine aggregate ratio of 2 and sand to cement ratio of 2. The water/cement ratio was 0.4.

Figure 5 shows the changes of the unit water content and fine aggregate ratio in concrete with the blending ratios of CS.

The mix design used for all specimens consisted of cement content of 370 kg/m3 (ASTM Type I Portland cement), coarse to fine aggregate ratio of 1.46 (by mass) and water-cement ratio of 0.4 (by mass).

As the blending ratios of CS increased, the unit water content and fine aggregate ratio increased to meet the target flow-ability.

The unit water content of over 180 kg/m3 and fine aggregate ratio of over 39.0 % were required to meet the slump-flow of 600 700 mm when CS of blending ratio of over 70%% was used.

The 22-inch wide body display boasts 2ms response time, 3000 1 DFC (Digital Fine Contrast) ratio, 1,680 x 1,050 resolution and a pair of stereo speakers that pump out three watts each.

I thus somewhat arbitrarily designate the fine:coarse ratio of death rate to be 7 10 so that the coarse wood death rate is 10 GtC y-1.

The unit water content was held constant at 163 kg/m3, and various fine aggregate ratios (s/a) from 41 to 44% were used.

As a result, an optimized DPtPdNC made by fine-tuning ratio of the Pt (7%) and Pd (93%) showed hugely active surface sites and a superior electrocatalytic performance for ethanol oxidation was well as a long durability.