- as P/E
ratio;
these latter are also
called multiples.
Given any
ratio, one can take its
reciprocal; if the
ratio was
above 1, the
reciprocal will be...
- {1}{21}}+\cdots .} The
ratio of
successive terms in this sum
tends to the
reciprocal of the
golden ratio.
Since this is less than 1, the
ratio test
shows that...
- In mathematics, two
quantities are in the
golden ratio if
their ratio is the same as the
ratio of
their sum to the
larger of the two quantities. Expressed...
-
Reciprocal length or
inverse length is a
quantity or
measurement used in
several branches of
science and mathematics,
defined as the
reciprocal of length...
-
where the OR for
survival is
direct reciprocal of 1/OR for risk. This is
known as the 'invariance of the odds
ratio'. In contrast, the
relative risk does...
-
theory and statistics, an
inverse distribution is the
distribution of the
reciprocal of a
random variable.
Inverse distributions arise in
particular in the...
- }^{2}} An
alternative definition of SNR is as the
reciprocal of the
coefficient of variation, i.e., the
ratio of mean to
standard deviation of a
signal or...
- } Some
older references may use the
reciprocal of the
function above as the definition. Thus, the
likelihood ratio is
small if the
alternative model is...
- The law of
reciprocal proportions, also
called law of
equivalent proportions or law of
permanent ratios, is one of the
basic laws of stoichiometry. It...
- The
Incremental Capital-Output
Ratio (ICOR) is the
ratio of
investment to
growth which is
equal to the
reciprocal of the
marginal product of capital. The...