Sentence examples for making the ratio from inspiring English sources

Two of them are Republicans Guy V. Molinari and John LeBoutillier, making the ratio of Democratic to Republican Congressmen from the city 15 3.

If he was being sensible he would have used the golden ratio to calculate that the prime length of NA NA-ing is exactly one minute and 56 seconds (which renders the total song length 304 seconds, making the ratio of the NA NA section to section A identical to that of section A to the whole song).

The company notes that it only has 32 engineers — making the ratio 1 engineer to every 14 million users.

Making the ratio among these values, for example, using (R rtPS /R total ) it is possible to determine the percentage of the resource allocated by the specific service class.

However, in contrast to the proof of Theorem 2, we will no longer aim for making the ratio N 1 N arbitrarily close to 1; instead, we will choose N 1 = ⌈ ( 1 − 2 α ) N ⌉, which gives N 1 N ≈ 1 − 2 α. (29).

The bill also puts a hard cap of 6% on banks' ability to leverage loans, making the ratio about 16-1 rathan then the 50-1 or worse leveraging going on in recent years.

"Unholding" pays homage to the 1987 show at Artists Space, but it doesn't literally restage it, which makes the ratio of old to new works feel lopsided.

St . Johns is dropping track and four other men's teams is an effort to make the ratio of male to female athletes reflect enrollment more closely.

A perfect fourth, familiar from "Here Comes the Bride," makes the ratio 4 3, like the fifth and sixth TRAPPIST-1 planets.

But a sharp recession, by causing profits to plunge, can make the ratio look high just when profits are about to rebound.

The resulting drastic change in the selectivity trends makes the ratio A/M a critical factor to control selectivity to aldehyde and to acid.