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Width to Height ratio q
If a width to height ratio is said to be higher, does that mean the width is greater than the height? Aug 26 19 11:13 pm Link If literal, yes. I wouldn't bet much on it though, especially if it was spoken to you. Unless it was in a reliable publication, as in a written instruction, I'd ask for clarification. Aug 28 19 01:38 am Link Aug 28 19 02:07 am Link I know aspect ratio I'm trying to figure out if "greater width to height ratio" means the width is bigger than the height? Aug 28 19 04:35 pm Link Unless it was intended to refer to a reference rectangle. Then it wouldn't necessarily mean that the width was greater than the height. It would only mean that the rectangle was more "landscapy" than the reference. Can you provide the exact wording in context? Aug 28 19 08:29 pm Link Fist Full of Ish wrote: Not without this becoming a sex and race war thread. Aug 29 19 09:33 pm Link Sandra Vixen wrote: OK. Now is make sense. It seems to be referencing a given ratio, and saying that if his head is "squatier" than Charles Manson, then don't invite him to dine with you. Aug 30 19 06:23 pm Link |
