Sentence examples for points ratio from inspiring English sources

"The points ratio has been very good, and the effort has been 10, but we've got a lot to improve on".

Marriott has also announced that the SPG airline transfer points program will remain in effect, and with the 3 1 points ratio discussed above, the transfer value of SPG Starpoints will not be affected.

Key data points: ratios of distances between eyes, nose and lips; hair color; presence of beards and glasses.

The susceptible degree of softening point ratio was higher than ΔS but lower than RP.

Here at Cornell, the "merit point ratio" or "MPR" is what many other schools call the "grade point average" or "GPA". Generally speaking, Cornell Law School does not rank its students.

New York Times reporter Michael Moss famously explained how snack food companies have learned to lure us by tweaking proportions of salt, sugar and fat to a "bliss point" ratio most human beings find irresistible.

But it also totally works out in Microsoft's favor: the dollars-to-points ratio (80 points per $1) makes things seem a bit cheaper than they actually are, and that you always seem to have points left over after each purchase (but never enough to buy anything else) means pretty much everyone with an Xbox is constantly floating Microsoft a few pennies.

If your card allows you to redeem your points for some combination of travel rewards and cashback, be aware that the dollar-to-point ratio is often far better if you redeem your points for travel than for cash back.

Figure 2 illustrates the success rates of the most productive 15 stations in two ways: a pass-based ratio (solid) and a normal-point ratio (gray).

Measurement set-point ratio was optimized to minimize the influence on the protein layers yet to provide optimal resolution and contrast.

The tip-surface interaction can be reduced by adjusting a TM set-point ratio, i.e., ratio of cantilever oscillation amplitude in approached and free state, as close to 1 as possible.