Sentence examples for changing in proportion to the from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we shall assume that the measured distance d k (i) is the true distance plus additive noise, with the variance of the noise changing in proportion to the distance to the target, namely, we assume that d k ( i ) = d k o ( i ) + β ⋅ ω o - x k, i ⋅ n k ( i ) (2).
At low input signal intensity, S→0, the output is strongly (linearly) sensitive to changes in input, with the output changing in proportion to S. At high signal intensity, the output is weakly (logarithmically) sensitive to changes in input, with the output changing in proportion to log(S).
The reason is that, without compensation, there is a larger unbalance between the slowly varying mechanical power driving the generators and the instantaneously changing electrical power, which gets drastically reduced in proportion to the voltage reduction at node C, until the short circuit is cleared.
Broad on its two convex faces and miraculously thin at its ends, it has the merit of changing in proportion as it appears from different parts of the city.
Conversely, the skull bones appear to have generally grown isometrically, increasing in size without changing in proportion.
--The mix of cases--while Redeker has been gathering data since 1967, most of the cases studied have been reported in the last three years--has been slowly changing in proportion so that homosexuals are more heavily represented in recent cases than they have been in the past.
Territorial neutrality has proved highly useful in societies that are changing, allowing for the representation of new interests in proportion to their strength simply by allowing their supporters to vote in relatively equal territorial units.
Changing from "pixel" to "percent" will allow you to adjust the size in proportion to what it was before.
