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Meanings of inverse ratio in English
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Usage of inverse ratio in English
1
He was in inverse ratio to her stock idea of theatrical manager.
2
Wherefore it is clear that knowledge is in inverse ratio of materiality.
3
Note the significant fact that pacifism is in inverse ratio, generally, to prosperity.
4
But the birth-rate varies in an inverse ratio with these qualities.
5
The athletic capacity, he thought, would be in inverse ratio to the sanctity.
6
But verily Gibbie's merit and his grace were in inverse ratio.
7
The enjoyment seems in the inverse ratio of the preparation.
8
The quality of Blake's intellect was in inverse ratio to that of Mrs. Goodwin.
9
They appear, therefore, in inverse ratio to time and difficulty.
10
Did she not understand one day the inverse ratio of the squares of distances!
11
Now the heights of these two liquids is in the inverse ratio of their densities:
12
Circulation, commonly, is in the inverse ratio of solvency.
13
Speaking generally, sociability stands in inverse ratio with age.
14
But Pouchet, in an interesting essay, has shown that no such inverse ratio really exists.
15
Why should matter be pronounced respectable in the inverse ratio of its density or ponderability?
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Five of the six federal appeals courts to consider the inverse ratio rule now reject it.
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