Sentence examples for drops proportionally from inspiring English sources
In this way the price of each unit drops proportionally with each reservation, according to the quantity/price relation that the seller sets.
This paper describes the development of a travelling anemometer to measure absolute velocity in industrial baking ovens, based on the principal that the temperature of a heated wire drops proportionally to airflow velocity.
Therefore, the decreased 2DG uptake can be attributed to the reduction in cell size, provided that we assume that the number of glucose importers per cell drops proportionally to the loss of surface area.
When the FOV is smaller than 150 μm, we found the signal intensity drops proportionally to the distance from the center, which can be explained by the faster linear velocity at the periphery than at the center.
As the night went on, the quality of play dropped proportionally to the temperature.
Expect to pay around £90 for one person on a two-hour ride, dropping proportionally to £30-40 per person for groups of ten or more, with So Sussex (07739 050816, sosussex.co.uk) How to get there Southern trains run every half an hour from London Victoria.
If he hits his performance targets, under his new remuneration deal Sorrell's bonus will drop from 250% of salary to 217.5% – a 22% fall proportionally.
If I decided to stop providing health insurance — and didn't drop prices to my customers proportionally — I would PREFER to use the extra money to pay down company debt.
The increase of air pressure in the tested range did not induce deformations in the medium structure, but resulted in proportionally higher pressure drop levels due to the increase of gas density.
In the first case, both scaled pressure drop (relative to the pressure drop without end effects) and average saturation change proportionally to the inverse of N (and accordingly, the inverse of injection rate).
For instance, it automatically proportionally resizes images when they're dropped into place, and it prevents you from accidentally stretching images out of proportion.
