Sentence examples for Extreme proportion from inspiring English sources

Despite the overtones of Céline and Balenciaga in the Proenza show, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez make a persuasive case for an extreme proportion — a boxy jacket with wide-leg trousers — with a street attitude.

Despite the overtones of C ne and Balenciaga in the Proenza show, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez make a persuasive case for an extreme proportion -- a boxy jacket with wide-leg trousers -- with a street attitude.

In short, dividing a segment into two parts in mean and extreme proportion, so that the smaller part is to the larger part as the larger is to the entire segment, yields the so-called Golden Section, an important concept in both ancient and modern artistic and architectural design.

It is more likely to have an extreme proportion of positive results when the total number of studies related to the gene is small (an extreme example: only one study conducted for a gene and results showing positive association, resulting in a proportion of positive results equaling 1).

Finally, step 4 removes unreliable wells that either have an extreme proportion of expression or extreme cell gene expression values.

His sculptures are bright, often garish everyday objects inflated to extreme proportions.

Jean Paul Gaultier created some of the most extreme proportions, mixing grown-up styles with childish shapes, including ruffled knits (at Kirna Zabête in SoHo).

If the rates of population and productivity growth are relatively low, then accumulated wealth naturally takes on considerable importance, especially if it grows to extreme proportions and becomes socially destabilizing.

"I think it reflects a lack of respect for the homeless that has reached such extreme proportions that homeless people aren't viewed as people," said Maria Foscarinis, executive director of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty.

Oxfam, which provides water, cash grants and sanitation facilities, said in January that a "humanitarian crisis of extreme proportions" could unfold if instability continued, warning that unless the crisis was addressed it would be almost impossible to stop it becoming deadly.

"If you pump money into a financialised system you raise asset prices to extreme proportions and wages don't have to rise – that's what creates the boom-bust pattern but it's not a steady state, it destroys another part of the state.