Sentence examples for the conversion ratios from inspiring English sources

That's because Chrysler is selling at a 10percentt discount to Daimler, based on the conversion ratios used in the merger.

The effects of different parameters on the conversion ratios vs time curves are discussed.

The conversion ratios (CR) of the Pu and MA burners are in the ranges from 0.6 to 0.7 and from 0.5 to 0.6, respectively.

The conversion ratios of methemoglobin are plotted as a function of time for different operating conditions: various flow speeds and mediator/substrate concentration ratios.

The conversion ratios and average chain lengths depended on the types of organic protic acids, and high catalytic efficiencies were maintained in each case, resulting in high yields of ca. 40 80%.

In the study of Clune et al. [19], each GWP value recorded from the literature data was converted into a common functional unit and system boundary in kg CO2 eq kg−1 bone-free meat (BFM), using the conversion ratios identified in the literature.

The conversion ratio is roughly this: one celebrity complaint equals 100 civilian complaints.

Furthermore, an appropriate fitting of the regions is another measure to increase the conversion ratio.

The conversion ratio from methane to hydrogen increased with temperature and was 0.92 at 1073 K.

With supply of a less methane mixture, the conversion ratio decreased because of water formation.

As we have previously commented, cost reduction initiatives means the conversion ratio (rate at which net fee growth converts into earnings before interest and tax) on any future growth is likely to be around 75%.