Sentence examples for ratio of distance from inspiring English sources

If we know the distance from Cern to Rome precisely enough, and the time that the neutrino took to get there, then the ratio of distance to time – kilometres per second – gives the speed.

The W/D (the ratio of distance to wall to rod diameter) covered from 1.03 to 1.14, and the single cylindrical rods with five different diameters were installed in a square channel to adjust the gap width.

Numerical results show that the analytical results of the scattered waves and dynamic stress in semi-infinite plates are significantly different from those in infinite plates when the ratio of distance b/a is relatively little.

This formula can be used at the shipyards with lots of reliability for horn rudder, ratio of propeller diameter to rudder height, ratio of distance between propeller boss center and rudder front to propeller diameter, gap between the hull and the rudder, submerged ratio of rudder at sea-trial, and percentage of difference between the propeller diameter and the breadth.

The horizontal axis is the dimensionless length expressed as L refers to the ratio of distance from the injection point and well spacing.

The ratio of distance from Go'RtGo'Lt to line Cd'RtCd'Lt to distance from line Me' to line Go'Rt-Go'Lt (G/F ratio), ratio of distance from Me' to line Cd'RtCd'Lt to distance from Me' to line Go'Rt-Go'Lt (H/F) ratio) showed a statistically significant difference between experimental group and control B group (Table 7).

This article describes the development of an effect size measure called Ratio of Distances (RD).

Affine transformations are special because although they distort shapes, they preserve features such as parallel lines and the ratio of distances along these lines.

The ratio of distances, called the eccentricity, is the discriminant (of a general equation that represents all the conic sections [see conic section]).

The ratio of distances calculated between two informationally different signals at a system's output and input quantifies the system's information processing properties.

The ratio of distance-to-energy corresponds to a mass difference, and from solar and atmospheric neutrinos, we got mass differences of ~milli-electron-volt (meV) scales.