Sentence examples for highest possible ratio from inspiring English sources

It uses the highest possible ratio of cream to chocolate, and needs 24 hours in the refrigerator to come together and thicken.

The highest possible ratio of AMP/PZ, which does not form solid precipitates during the absorption of CO2 at 40 °C (40 wt% amine), was identified.

This paper proposes a 1-D thermodynamic model for determining the critical pressure ratio, the mixing efficiency and all the dimensions of an optimum ejector providing the highest possible compression ratio for fixed inlet conditions and mass flowrates of the motive and suction fluids.

The highest possible retransmission ratio is 1, corresponding to a run where all nodes that receive the message retransmit it.

A one degree-of-freedom scanning system allows to probe, at the highest possible signal-to-noise ratio, selected regions and altitude ranges of interest.

This makes FBAR particularly useful for BCI and NF applications, which are especially dependent on achieving the highest possible signal-to-noise ratio in a real-time setting.

Ideally, imaging for clinical application including stereotactic guided DBS surgery needs to provide 3 qualities: the highest possible signal to noise ratio, the highest possible image resolution with adequate contrast, and the minimum possible image distortion (Abosch et al. 2010).

Butanol is considered a superior biofuel, as it is more energy dense and less hygroscopic than the more popular ethanol, resulting in higher possible blending ratios with gasoline.

The conventional non-adaptive beamforming is known to be optimal in the sense that it provides the highest possible output signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and signal-to-interference plus noise ratio (SINR) in the background of white Gaussian noise [32].

The conventional nonadaptive beamforming is used here in the sense that it provides the highest possible output signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and the signal-to-interference-plus-jamming-plus-noise ratio (SIJNR) in the subarray-based FDA.

This variation allows bacteria to adapt their respiratory systems to different environmental growth conditions [ 42] by choosing the composition of enzymes that will achieve: (i) the highest possible coupling efficiency (H+/e- ratio); (ii) the rapid removal of excess reducing equivalents such as NADH/NADPH; and (iii) the regulation of intracellular oxygen concentration [ 43].