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ratios
noun as in percentage, relation of part to whole
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Example Sentences
Some 1600 years after this fire surge, the ratios of types of pollen trapped in the sediment changed, too, suggesting the burning shifted the vegetation.
But those ratios were originally devised for suburban development and are not as relevant for urban centers, said Will Klein, the director of park research for the Trust for Public Land.
As a result staffing ratios were pushed to the limit in Covid, something she said politicians, the media and the public didn’t fully understand at the time.
More efficient farms are able to reduce their costs of production by improving cow health, reproductive performance and feed-to-milk conversion ratios.
These are flashbacks lifted straight from the original telenovela, with Orozco’s youthful voice guiding us through the shift in aspect ratios that bridge the past and the present.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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