Sentence examples for perfect ratio from inspiring English sources

"It's pretty ambiguous when it comes to saying what the perfect ratio is," he says.

I measure a thumbnail of water above the rice in a pan for the perfect ratio.

It's an elegant book with a perfect ratio of reportage, biography and criticism.

He pitched six and two-thirds innings and threw 104 pitches, 66 for strikes, giving him a decent though not perfect ratio of strikes to balls.

Mike carves the roasts; the meat, which is mild and sweet, has a perfect ratio of deeply browned, smoky crust to pink interior.

One such standout is Savoy, in SoHo, where the grass-fed burger has achieved a perfect ratio of bun (fluffy brioche, lightly charred) to patty (as plump and compact as a fist).

Just intonation has roots in ancient Greece, whose theorists determined that all music behaves according to perfect ratios.

It tries to maintain a near-perfect ratio of men to women which, as any dating website will tell you, is never going to happen, thanks to the inherent desperation of men.

For smaller crystals it would be reasonable to assume that the 'defect to perfect' crystal ratio increases with the 'surface roughness to volume' ratio.

Accordingly, the SIR at UE for a RAKE receiver with perfect maximum ratio combining is equal to (11).

In contrast, there is a perfect 50 50 ratio of the two alleles in a reference DNA sample from a heterozygote with normal chromosomal copy number.