mass ratio

The brain to body mass ratio in some is second only to humans.

It is possible that the mass ratio changed in between the two measurements.

The next criteria both attempt to answer the question "How close to 1 must the mass ratio be?"

These engines may have a lower mass ratio, but are usually more reliable.

They have nearly the same brightness and their mass ratio is 1.03; very close to equal.

The high surface to mass ratio allows for more efficient cooling.

The current thrust-to mass ratios of these systems are relatively low.

Birds have a large brain to body mass ratio.

As the size of a particle decreases, the surface area to mass ratio increases.

"They learned the weight to mass ratios with respect to the boat and its capacity.

The effect of various parameters such as mass ratio and yield level on the system response is evaluated.

The mass ratio would be fairly critical, I'd think.

Considering the mass ratio between man and fish, it can hardly be called an equal contest.

The mass ratio of water vapor in air can be used to describe humidity.

The root:shoot mass ratio was then examined and related to the life history of each species.

The brain to body mass ratios of these archaic mammals were quite low.

The jet speed was consistent with the mass ratio.

Typical multistage rockets have mass ratios in the range from 8 to 20.

These corrections are enhanced by the large logarithm of the electron–muon mass ratio.

With old-style rockets they'd a' had to have a mass ratio of a hundred and twenty to one.

In this case, the accurately known mass ratio of the electron to the neutron is used.

Distinct range differences for light to heavy isotope mass ratios up to about 0.9 were determined.

This energy to mass ratio has offset the equilibrium between light and sound, creating the illusion of time.

By losing fat they hope to achieve a higher "strength to mass ratio" or "lean weight."

Canderel is said to be interchangeable with sugar in a 1 to 10 mass ratio.