Sentence examples for shooting ratio from inspiring English sources

He logged some fourteen hundred hours of footage, then edited them to a hundred and five minutes (which will air on HBO on July 2nd) — a shooting ratio of a thousand to one.

Cameron's shooting ratio was about ten misty-eyed Madonnas to every Sappho, Hypatia, or Beatrice Cenci, but somehow the potent erotic undercurrent in her work was never perceived as an affront to respectability, and it still isn't.

He logged some fourteen hundred hours of footage, then edited them to a hundred and five minutes (which will air on HBO on July 2nd)—a shooting ratio of a thousand to one.

Directors who are able to defer final choices until the postproduction editing phase can do so by having a very high shooting ratio (the number of feet of film exposed during the production relative to the actual length of the final film); and a very high coverage (the number of different ways in which a particular film is shot).

The other thing likely to upset at least some quarters of Marvel's fan base is the apparent lack of any support for the IMAX shooting ratio on any of the Infinity Wars' home video releases.

The small budget required conservative use of the Super 16mm filmstock: the carefully limited number of takes resulted in an extremely low shooting ratio of 2 1.

Shade resulted in reduced root biomass production decreasing the root-to-shoot ratio.

Hao, S., Xue, J., Guo, D. & Wang, D. Earliest rooting system and root:shoot ratio from a new Zosterophyllum plant.

If re-sprouting status is unknown, a stand-level root:shoot ratio of 0.32 can be applied.

Significant increases in WUE and root to shoot ratio were observed as a result of the AW treatment.

Plants were sampled at flowering and harvest periods to measure biomass and calculate the log response ratio (lnRR), root:shoot ratio and land equivalent ratio (LER).