Sentence examples for some ratios from inspiring English sources

And you don't have to be a numbers genius to throw in some ratios that can add meaning and context to your raw numbers.

The parameters, which were used to define geometric characteristics of coastal erosion, were evaluated and some ratios of these parameters gave a constant value.

The average Nusselt number of rib-grooved channel is found to improve more with smaller rib-grooved height ratios, and some ratios of rib-grooved pitch.

Also some ratios such as RG/RH and RG/RT showed a molecular weight dependence, where RT [= (3A2∗MW2/16πNA)13] was defined as the thermodynamic radius.

Degree of mixing is not equivalent for all ratios, suggesting that mixing is heterogeneous, and some ratios (e.g., Nb/Zr) are not well represented by lavas from Eldgjá or Heimaey, suggesting that the off-axis location of Surtsey involves as-yet unconstrained, end members.

Here are some ratios within the power of policymakers to effect.

Precision attacking: six goals from seven shots this season (before the last game of the season) is some ratio.

I took advantage of the fact that I had very high peaks at the in-focus positions by keeping a running average and only acknowledging peaks when the current input value was some ratio (2.0) of the average.

Because all the money in circulation in an economy should be backed by gold at some ratio, gold outflows force the central bank to pull money out of the economy, generating deflation.

Typically, financial advisers will tell you to buy a mix of stocks and bonds in some ratio, but what you really want is a mix of each, too.

With older industries, analysts often value a company on some ratio, such as a multiple of revenues.