Sentence examples for built in proportion from inspiring English sources

Ceremonial structures known as kivas were built in proportion to the number of rooms in a pueblo.

The ideogram representing the location of the 176 soybean genes analyzed in the 20 chromosomes was built in proportion to the chromosome size (1.0 cm corresponds to 5.0 megabase), taking into account the location of each gene and the DNA strand in which they are localized (sense and antisense).

It is built in proportions similar to those of the violin but has a body length of 37 to 43 cm (14.5 to 17 inches), about 5 cm (2 inches) longer than a violin.

"Relatives of this moth make cocoons out of pieces of bark and therefore it is likely that individuals that first built in a proportion of resin into their cocoons, as well as the bark, survived better.

So the Vittoriano was built in colossal proportions, covering three and a half acres -- even though it meant demolishing an entire neighborhood crammed with medieval and Renaissance buildings, bordering both the Capitoline Hill and the Roman Forum.

The two additional structures will be built in the same proportions as the existing buildings.

That is an inexact figure at best, because it does not take into account the size of new homes or the proportion built in relatively high-cost areas.

In Atlanta, such conditions occurred in close proximity to CSO streams that also were characterized by a larger proportion and range of tree canopy cover, low median incomes, and a large proportion of houses built in the 1950s 1960s.

In her speech, Ms Reynolds will pledge that a Labour government will ensure a proportion of homes built in new towns and garden cities will be built by smaller firms; force developers to register the land they own or have options on, creating greater transparency in the land market; and require local authorities to include a higher proportion of small sites in their five-year land supply.

Similarly, log10 + 1 transformed WNV-positive corvid death ratios were best predicted by a model including the average distance to the nearest CSO stream, mean tree canopy cover, proportion of houses built in the 1950s 1960s, and median household income (Table 3) (R = 0.31; p < 0.001; ω i = 91.3%).

When all variables with p < 0.07 were considered, distance to CSO streams was the best predictor of human WNV incidence (∑ω i = 100%), followed by the proportion of houses built in the 1950s 1960s (∑ω i = 94.0%) and the median household income (∑ω i = 92.0%) (Table 3).