Sentence examples for ratio adopted from inspiring English sources

Is it any wonder, then, that previous chancellors who tried to cut the deficit, including Tories such as Norman Lamont and Kenneth Clarke, relied on a 50 50 ratio between spending cuts and tax rises, rather than the growth-choking 77:23 ratio adopted by George Osborne?

This necessitated the high 1 4 sediment-to-solution ratio adopted for further work.

However, this type of behavior is different for each value of w/c ratio adopted and the time considered.

The chapter presents a modified formula of unbraced steel frames with a semi-rigid connection by the modified factor of beam-to-column linear stiffness ratio adopted.

The proposed probabilistic model can be used to determine the intervals of time in order to plan inspection and maintenance procedures in reinforced concrete structures as function of w/c ratio adopted.

In this respect, this criterion is examined in sections having the maximum tension reinforcement ratio adopted by Eurocode 8, by varying the strength of concrete by up to 90 MPa.

With glucose infusion data, repeated-measures analyses were performed to assess the group difference simultaneously with the change over time in blood glucose, insulin, and C-peptide to glucose ratio, adopting an AIR1 within-subjeC-peptide to glucosecturatio

The improvement of tensile strength and compressive strength are correlated through a constant, independent of the dosage and water-cement ratios adopted for the mixture.

Based on the previous works, the flowrate ratio (or velocity ratio) is adopted to discriminate the flow pattern, reverse flow phenomenon, and thermal mixing.

For the proportion method [6], the TDD frame configuration whose UL/DL sub-frame ratio is closest to the UL/DL traffic ratio is adopted.

Thus, the wheel unloading ratio is adopted to evaluate the derailment risk.