Sentence examples for ratio setting from inspiring English sources

The influences of rotating speed, thickness ratio, setting angle and hub radius ratio on the resonant frequencies and modal system loss factors are presented.

(2) Small convergence ratio, setting to 0.60 or 0.65, may benefit the optimization problem which has many local optimums in the high dimensional space; while large convergence ratio, setting to 0.85 or 0.9, is probably helpful for the optimization problem with few local optimums or flat landscape.

Also, influences of three designing parameters (inflow ratio, setting angle and coning angle) and two detuning on the non-linear behavior of blade are discussed for a concrete downwind turbine.

A composition with 62% pH-adjusted fluorogypsum, 35% fly ash, and 3% Portland cement was selected based on strength and volumetric expansion properties to conduct additional experimental studies to quantify its modulus of elasticity, Poisson's ratio, setting times, density, void contents, and curing time effects on strength and volumetric expansion.

A comparative analysis was made of the individual and combined effects of the constituents of ground hydrated mortar (GHM) on the properties of fresh and hardened alkali-activated slag cement (AASC) pastes, which took into consideration properties such as the liquid/solid ratio, setting time, water absorption, density and compressive strength development.

Disordered (620 750 nm) and ordered (500 580 nm) channels were used to obtain the image ratio, setting an intensity threshold of 15 for both.

This changes both axes since the creation of a contour plot forced the plot to have its data-aspect ratio set.

The EBA has already said these payments - known as allowances - are breaching the ratio set out by the EU for bonuses to be no more than one times salary, unless shareholders approve payouts of two times salary.

Spencer said consumers were "definitely in the driving seat" of the recovery, but there was "little prospect of a credit-fuelled binge, with the household debt-to-income ratio set to remain relatively stable".

But the EBA contradicted this view and said that these extra payments should be regarded as "variable" components of pay, like a bonus, and that banks using them are breaching the ratio set out by the EU.

The total savings to total grant ratio for all RECs were, by 2008, some 5.8; this was in excess of the original ratio set by Defra.