Sentence examples for the ratio of computers from inspiring English sources

The ratio of computers to pupils is one to one.

That extra money helped the school district increase the ratio of computers to children to one to four.

An Ikea spokeswoman said much of its catalog displays are photographed traditionally in a studio in Sweden, and that the ratio of computer-generated product images to photos varies year by year.

An article on Wednesday in The Digital Student, the special Circuits section, about educators who promote the use of computers misstated the ratio of students to computers in public schools.

He illustrated the concept using a graph showing the price/performance ratio of computers with low-power, low-cost machines in the lower left and high-power high-cost machines in the upper right.

The imbalance runtime ratio is defined as the ratio of the slowest computer's runtime to the average runtime.

The increasing power:cost ratio of computers and the ready availability of techniques for incorporating image-derived geometries into CFD models have made this approach more reliable than methods based solely on in vivo measurement.

The city school districts cited in the article as prioritizing teacher training and resource development still compare unfavorably to suburban school districts with regard to teacher salaries, proportion of certified teachers, class sizes and the ratio of students to books and computers.

It should be noted that the ratio of these exponents depends on a computer system and underlying computational libraries.

The prevalence ratio was calculated using a 2 by 2 table, as the ratio of the prevalence of SRMS in the computer user group divided by the prevalence of SRMS in the non computer user group.

The response to reactive hyperemia was calculated automatically through a computer algorithm as the ratio of the post and pre occlusion values normalized to measurements from the control arm.