Sentence examples similar to a proportional difficulty from inspiring English sources

The rank and proportional difficulty of the identified language features is presented in numerical form and compared with that emerging from previous use of the test in secondary school contexts.

The proportional difficulty is then used to guide insertion of words from an unfamiliar language into the base text to provide an indication of the difficulty being experienced by the 'average' Chinese undergraduate in reading this passage prepared for a mid-level secondary school audience.

We suggest that the degree of decision-level difficulty of a particular categorization differentially burdens the executive system and subsequently results in a proportional degradation of adaptation.

AV is not, however, a proportional system.

But AV is not a proportional system.

If the difficulty on the subject of representation can not be otherwise got over, he would agree to have two branches, and a proportional representation in one of them; provided each State had an equal voice in the other.

We don't get a proportional deal.

Parliamentary seats are allocated under a proportional system.

Scotland recorded a proportional rise of 11% and Wales saw a proportional rise of 4% between 2006/08 and 2010/12.

Your pump's ODE describes a proportional controller.

In the 1980s, under a proportional representation system, the Front National won 35 seats in parliament.