Sentence examples for small ratio from inspiring English sources

"We have a small ratio of clients to workers, so someone would know right away".

"It's not supposed to be a small ratio of women to men in fields," she said.

Ideally, such a source features a small ratio of multiple-to-single photon emissions.

The figures are even more stark when adjusted to account for the small ratio of children to adults.

She says the small ratio of women professors at Cambridge is worrying, but feels Alison Richard, as vice-chancellor, will make a difference.

A comparatively small ratio of the extent to the correlation length is beneficial for variogram estimation.

So, a small ratio of the sensitivities means that the two systems have a large difference in their responses to the change of the parameter value.

The method exploits the small ratio of the finite penetration depths to the sample size.

IN his paper on "Forced Oscillations of a Disturbed Aeroplane" (Aeronautical Journal, October-December, 1916), Dr. Brodetsky shows, on theoretical grounds, that among the chief conditions of safety and stability in windy weather are: (1) a small tail, or small ratio of tail/main-plane, and (2) comparatively small wings, or small ratio of total area/load.

This small ratio leads to an almost linear dependence of the friction force upon load (the Coulomb law).

Small ratio of point-per-wavelength (PPW) is achieved in advancing a wavepacket and resolving a shock/entropy wave interaction.