Sentence examples for weighting ratios from inspiring English sources

Finally, the effect of different weighting ratios, shell aspect ratio, shell thickness-to-radius ratios and boundary conditions on the optimal designs is investigated and the results are compared.

Last week Madrid's Fashion Week, the Pasarela Cibeles, announced it was banning models with a Body Mass Index, or height to weight ratio, below 18.

"Power to weight ratio matters on the road, so you need to get the guys as lean as you can and keep them as functional as you can".

But adding an additional motor would significantly increase its power to weight ratio, more than compensating for the added heft.

Whereas the Spey had a thrust to weight ratio of about five to one, the Eurofighter engine has a thrust to weight ratio of nine to one.

No full medical at this stage, but basic height and weight ratios must be fulfilled.

Optimal power-to-weight ratios are crucial for climbers.

That gives both cars higher power-to-weight ratios than the latest Porsche, the 462-horsepower GT2 coupe.

Insurers also have varying definitions of dangerously high cholesterol levels or different standards for height and weight ratios, used to measure obesity.

Don't read this expecting to hear about weight ratios, horsepower numbers, or cold statistics.

These volumetric ratios correspond 33 41% weight ratios showing that the commonly used 1 1 weight ratio (50%) may not be optimal.