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To proportion
noun
A quantity of something that is part of the whole amount or number.
Exact(60)
"We had to proportion the wall," he said.
Too often, he said, turrets appear to be appended to houses without proper attention to proportion.
However, these artists discovered that the photographic image is a useful guide to proportion and dimension, but niggard of detail.
When it comes to proportion, almost anything goes, Ms. Sherin maintained.
The church achieved this more by demonising folkloric beliefs than by offering rational analysis of them, and helping people to proportion evidence to them.
Just reach into your closet and pull out everything in black and white, and you can't miss if you mix patterns with an eye to proportion.
I agree, but with conscientious effort, after reading "Rambam's Ladder," I've already moved from Reluctance, giving begrudgingly, to Proportion, giving less to the poor than is proper, but doing so cheerfully.
Sensitivity refers to proportion of actual positives which are predicted positives (TP/TP + FN).
Performance-based plastic design approach is used to proportion various elements of the strengthening techniques.
Symmetry refers to proportion and signifies a degree of regularity, balance, and evenness.
Specificity refers to proportion of actual negatives which are predicted negatives (TN/TN + FP).
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