Sentence examples for widened ratio from inspiring English sources

My Canon DSLR shoots at a slightly widened ratio, so most of my photos have the bars.

Female subjects had a higher syndesmosis widening ratio with stress application than males (p<0.01).

Chinese policy in the 90s, for example, often favored cities over the countryside, which widened the ratio between urban and rural incomes later on in the early 2000s.

The "widening ratio" of the joint was measured as the ratio ER/N.

Females had a higher syndesmosis widening ratio (ER/N) under stress than males (p<0.01) this tended to occur more commonly in active subjects.

Females had increased clear space opening with forced external rotation, with a significantly greater "widening ratio" of the AITFL to applied stress.

The rise of letterboxed DVD's, and the popularity of ever-bigger television sets, often with slightly widened aspect ratios, has made it possible to watch Scope pictures without losing the integrity of the image, but nothing can replicate the scale and sublimity of the theatrical experience, especially in a big, cavernous space like Lincoln Center's Walter Reade Theater.

But the gap between the average incomes of city and country residents has continued to widen — the ratio is greater than three to one, the largest in the history of the People's Republic.

To widen the ratio for better chemical control, oxygen storage catalysts (OSC) based on CeO2, capable of three-way action, are employed in converters along with conventional catalysts.

India's substantial trade deficit widened, and its ratio of exports to imports is now lower than that of the United States.

The male to female ratio widened from the lowest in individuals younger than 20 years (1.2) to a peak of 15.4 in those aged 30 34 years and thereafter the difference narrowed down.