Sentence examples for ratio of the work from inspiring English sources

Secondly, it proposes that the normalized thermal efficiency of energy conversion be defined as the ratio of the work over the potential energy.

Ratio of the work needed by the pump to the work made by steam turbine.

In Figure 4B we plot the ratio of the work expended in a genetic screen, W, to the minimal work, Wmin, calculated using equations (17), (18), and (19), as a function of m/n, for a screen in which scoring and picking F2 animals requires ten times more work than picking F1 animals (α/γ = 10).

First, we have shown that the optimal screening strategy does not depend on the total amount of effort expended in a screen, but only depends on the ratio of the work involved in picking F1 animals to the work expended in picking and scoring F2 animals, and on the type of mutation being sought.

Note that peak ε Total is the ratio of the work values in Figure  6B to the total VO 2 values in Figure  6D.

MET stands for metabolic equivalent and is defined as 'the ratio of the work metabolic rate to the resting metabolic rate'.

As a result, the dependency ratio — the ratio of the working population to the nonworking population — has become increasingly unfavorable, and it is projected to get more so.

The power output and efficiency of the cycle are optimized with respect to the pressure ratio of the working substance.

Many factors affect the thermal performance of thermosyphon heat exchangers including velocity and temperature of input air, type and filling ratio of the working fluid, and pipe material.

The power output and efficiency of the cycle are derived and optimized with respect to the pressure ratio of the working substance.

The ratio of the working frequency components energy fraction over the low frequency components energy fraction could thus be treated as an indicator of LBO, denoted by stability to instability ratio (SIR).