Sentence examples for ratio of width from inspiring English sources

Then, like the Empire State Building, there is an unbalanced ratio of width to depth.

Present television screens are nearly square, their ratio of width to height being 4:3.

This time I knew the difference between a virtual elbow and an aspect ratio (the ratio of width to height).

Isolation from an adjacent ocean depends on the ratio of width of mouth to total surface area of a gulf or on the cross section of the mouth to total water volume.

Setting the plot aspect ratio in ChIPS means that the area described as the plot will maintain the ratio of width to height even as area allotted to plot changes.

No effects of changing length or width, or the ratio of width or length to thickness on the elastic strain limit are detected in the studied ranges.

And, the ratio of width-to-height of the rib and the ratio of pitch-to-height are selected as design variables.

The ratio of widths of the large rows to the small rows is equal to the golden mean τ, and the quasiperiodic sequence of large and small follows the Fibonacci sequence.

The scale effects (the ratio of widths of SS to solid-melt (SM) interfaces, kδ), the effect of the energy ratio of SS to SM interfaces (kE), and the temperature on the formation and stability of IM are investigated.

To solve this problem, the optimal ratio of width-height of the entryway is proposed to guarantee its safety, as demonstrated by Eq. (1).

(To calculate this yourself, compare the distance from ear-to-ear with the distance between the top of your eyes, and your upper lip. The average ratio of width-to-height  is around 2 – Abraham Lincoln was 1.93).