Sentence examples for ratio width from inspiring English sources

Analysis of variance showed that the effect of screen ratio (width of menu area to content area) on task performance and subjective outcomes was statistically significant.

Path length ratio, width ratio of channels in each branch of the tree network, and finding the optimal split point are among the parameters investigated in this study.

The factors affecting parting stability in contiguous depillaring have been identified as horizontal to vertical in situ stress ratio, width of splits/slices; rock mass rating, parting thickness and combination of different face positions in upper and lower workings.

It is demonstrated further that with an increase in the opening ratio (width to height), the energy absorbed by the system arising from seismic loading considerations in both stiffened and unstiffened SPSWs show a linearly decreasing trend; this trend being less stiff for stiffened panels.

They can be divided into several sub-types, depending on the outline of the epidermis cells and their aspect ratio (width to height), which determines their designation.

For the cases of removal of edge supports (corner column, edge column and edge shear wall), a parametric study was carried out to estimate the maximum allowable window opening area and to study the effect of aspect ratio (width to height) which enables the wall to prevent the structure collapse in case of support failure.

Experiments on rectangular prisms with fineness ratio (width-to-depth ratio) of 2, 3 and 4 are reported in this paper.

Rectangular concrete-filled steel tube (CFT) members are categorized as compact, noncompact or slender depending on the slenderness ratio (width-to-thickness b/t ratio) of the steel tube walls.

A total of 32 push-out tests were conducted in this paper on concrete-filled stainless steel square hollow section (SHS) tubes with different values of height-to-width ratio, width-to-thickness ratio and concrete strength.

To fully develop the tension field in infill steel plates for lateral resistance of SPSWs, axial load ratio, width-to-height ratio, and column flexibility coefficient should be taken into consideration in the design of SPSW structures.

In particular, new results reported in this paper are focused on the significant effects of the local buckling for various parameters, such as size of delamination, aspect ratio, width-to-thickness ratio, stacking sequences, and location of delamination and multiple delaminations.