Sentence examples for common proportional from inspiring English sources

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As cache imputations to CPs need to be fair and robust against overclaiming, we evaluate common proportional and max min fairness (PF, MMF) allocation rules, as well as two coalitional game rules, the Nucleolus and the Shapley value.

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In a horseshoe-shaped Commons, proportional representation would make a coalition between Labour and the Lib Dems necessary, desirable and wise - the best of both parties.

Contemporary sequences are routinely used to reconstruct species ancestry, with times since a common ancestor proportional to numbers of sequence differences [ 1].

The most common form of proportional representation is party list proportional representation.

The educational and cognitive sciences have given intensive consideration to naive beliefs as well as misconceptions in physics (Bao et al. 2002; Kautz et al. 2002, 2004, 2005a,[b]) such as the common misconception speed proportional force rather than acceleration proportional force (Bao et al. 2002; Halloun and Hestenes 1987; McCloskey 1983; Rebello and Zollman 2004).

The lower operation limit of common tissue equivalent proportional counters (TEPCs) is about 0.3 μm in simulated site.

In the general population, living alone has become more common — in absolute and proportional terms.

The different DE exposure concentrations were standardized into a common metric which is proportional to cumulative exposure.

Additionally, it is expected that the counts of character sites within rare and common types should be proportional to stem branch lengths to each group; consequently, symplesiomorphies should depend on the length of the sister clade stem branch.

A transition from cteniform endodermal to linear mesogleal marginal musculature, similar to extant Palythoa, occurred at the common ancestor of Brachycnemina (proportional likelihood = 0.5424; Figs.  3 and 7, node 14) and remained unchanged in the common ancestor of Sphenopidae (Fig.  7, node 15).

In addition, standard assumptions of coalescent theory (Kingman, 1982) postulate that when tracing the ancestry of a pair of individuals back in time, the chance of randomly finding their common ancestor is inversely proportional to the effective size of the analyzed population, with a smaller effective population size resulting on average on earlier common ancestors.

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