After a year in which high-tech stocks plummeted, flimsy Web sites shut down and investment dollars evaporated, Demo 2001 featured fewer Silicon Valley celebrities in the audience, a greater ratio of established companies to start-ups, fewer senior partners from venture capital firms and, among the showcased companies, not a single consumer Web site.
The system does have measures to level the playing field, with a greater ratio of funding from the government for schemes that reduce flood risk for homes in deprived areas than in wealthier areas, and ways in the appraisal to look at vulnerable households.
As in similar debates elsewhere about falling fertility rates, which reduce the labor supply and result in a greater ratio of retirees to working-age adults, the demographic issues in Australia result from slow change and do not lend themselves well to quick action.
As a result of Banzhaf's petition, the F.C.C., though it denied the demand for a revocation of the station's license, ruled that the station would have to run a greater ratio of anti-smoking messages to cigarette commercials than the current one, and run more of the messages in prime air time.
So "Your performance was horrendous" would seem to have the greater ratio of contextual effects to processing cost in any ordinary context.
The inverse orientational melting should be more prominent for the case of the Fe@C20 fullerene with the greater ratio of the barriers ΔE rh/ΔE rl.
In this study, we defined that the greater ratio above the unity means the stronger correlation is between the selected factors and landslides geographical distribution.
A recent study showed that a greater ratio of eccentric to concentric vastus lateralis muscle activity was associated with a lower metabolic demand during running (i.e. better RE) [207].
In the case of a greater ratio of DT, the hydrophobicity of the surface increases and the angle for each substrate was determined to be 42.1°, 43.3°, 46.0°, 48.5°, and 50.1° respectively.
At a landscape scale, muntjac density was higher in forest blocks with a greater ratio of open habitat perimeter to forest area; roe deer did not show this relationship.
However, the large decrease in the FWHM of the D-band with the 30 SBA-CNT samples could be due to a greater ratio of TEOS: surfactant allowing for a greater amount of silica to bind the defect sites of the CNTs despite the amount of surfactant used.
