Sentence examples for system the ratio from inspiring English sources

In the metre-kilogram-second (mks) system, the ratio of area in square metres to length in metres simplifies to just metres.

This constant is measured experimentally via the precession of the spin vector and it is equal to, for a particle or system, the ratio of its magnetic moment to its angular momentum.

In this system, the ratio between the light absorption coefficients for TE and TM polarizations is close to 1 in contrast to structures with unbounded QDs, where the ratio is about 10.

In this work, the growth mechanisms of VAN thin films have been investigated by varying the composite material system, the ratio of the two constituent phases, and the thin film growth conditions including deposition temperature and oxygen pressure as well as growth rate.

The tractive performances of the three track system configurations with tracks of various pitches predicted using RTVPM indicates that for given overall dimensions of a track system, the ratio of roadwheel spacing to track pitch is one of the design parameters that have significant effects on its tractive performance.

Although the measured levels were lower as compared to a previous used Covance ELISA system, the ratio of this decrease (×1.5) remained similar (Table  4).

Compared with the number-based staging system, the ratio-based staging system exploits additional information on the total number of lymph nodes dissected.

As this cohort aged, and its members moved through the education system, the ratios changed substantially.

It is shorter still of nurses: one for every two doctors, while in efficient health-care systems the ratio is three to one.

In hydrous silicate systems, the ratio of mol fraction of water species, X OH / X H 2 O 0, in fluid, melt, and supercritical fluid varies with temperature (Mysen 2010b; see also Figure 18).

In these simple systems, the ratio of the effective 14C transfer velocity to the CO2 gas transfer velocity is a function of pH, and proportional to the fraction of DIC present as CO2.