Sentence examples for ratio of voting from inspiring English sources

The insights from the model guide our empirical design: we use the model's closed-form solutions to calculate the implied importance (benefit-cost ratio) of voting from observable variables, such as total voting participation.

In that case, the group size estimate, based on the ratio of voting rate and visibility, will be highly uncertain.

As the ratio of Republican-to-Democratic primary votes has increased, so has the ratio of votes in November.

When the electoral college was first instituted, the ratio of vote weight from state to state was much smaller.

LAS VEGAS — The only contest Representative Ron Paul is likely to win in Florida on Tuesday is this: highest ratio of votes to time spent campaigning there.

— DALIA SUSSMAN LAS VEGAS — The only contest Representative Ron Paul is likely to win in Florida on Tuesday is this: highest ratio of votes to time spent campaigning there.

Jeremy Beecham Labour, House of Lords It is wrong for Rosie Winterton, Labour chief whip, to suggest that boundary changes are "gerrymandering" when clearly the current ratio of votes to seats heavily favours her party.

Thus, σ can be large, even close to μ for small values of p. When this type of puzzle is used, if the attacker can luckily solve many puzzles, even for different MAC addresses, while most other normal machines solve only one puzzle, then the attacker might win the voting by increasing the ratio of votes supporting the fake MAC address and spoof the ARP cache of the voting request node.

In this case, once the proper ratio of votes have yielded consensus, the NFD template will be removed (or not).

To be technical, we calculate a ratio of a person's likelihood of voting for a specific candidate to his or her estimated chance of voting.

Furthermore, the rank ratios of four empirical strategies were remarkably distinct from the machine learning strategies; for example, the ratio of 3-Vote, 2-Vote and Intersection were approximately 0.24.