Sentence examples for Back proportion from inspiring English sources

One more fast computing Back Proportion algorithm is used for train the network in this work.

In a country that has seen corruption grow to staggering proportions, scientists complain that grant recipients can be expected to kick back a proportion of the money to the bureaucrat who awards the contract.

My advice is to get sentences back into proportion and try and relieve the pressure on the system.

An earlier proposal that universities hold back a proportion of places for late entrants was dropped in the face of widespread opposition.

Then I ran for the cover of specifics again, centered myself on the peculiar stubborn images and voices, and it got mercifully back in proportion.

This year-on-year rise was achieved even though in the fourth quarter the bank dramatically scaled back the proportion of revenue used for compensation from almost 40% in the previous nine months to just 11%.

Under a revised clause, all staff who accept relocation support but then choose to leave the BBC within three years will have to pay back a proportion of the money they received.

As firms cut back, the proportion of full-time contract jobs has fallen from almost 80% of the labour force in 1990 to 66% in 2007, according to the OECD.

It was one of his colleagues on these country walks, a German named Joachim von Sandrart, who left us the most convincing account of how Claude actually went to work: ordering the given landscape with total clarity and "bringing everything together in correct harmony by accentuating the front strongly and shading off the back in proportion".

Now, looking at the shameless face in the portrait, I got him back into proportion, and I concluded that if it was possible for the real Joe Gould to have any feeling about the matter one way or the other he wouldn't be in the least displeased if I told anything at all about him that I happened to know.

It was one of his colleagues on these country walks, a German named Joachim von Sandrart, who left us the most convincing account of how Claude actually went to work: ordering the given landscape with total clarity and "bringing everything together in correct harmony by accentuating the front strongly and shading off the back in proportion". This we can see for ourselves at the Morgan Library.