They score lower in the expressive dimension.
In entirely different styles of architecture, such as the Gothic, where the expressive function requires immeasurable proportions, there is still a measurable module given in the base of the pier.
And in "Epilogue," an understated alto-saxophone solo, Mr. Lehman eloquently showed how pacing, proportion, color and expressive liberty are matters of interest to jazz improvisers and modernist composers alike.
What awes us is the poetry of the work's exquisite proportions, and an expressive urge that is at once vertiginous and very, very careful.
Kyburg's $K$ is a collection of sentences of a logical language that includes the expressive resources to say things like "the proportion of $F$s that are $G$s is between $l$ and $u$".
Rob Ford, senior lecturer in politics at the University of Manchester, agrees that for a certain proportion of the electorate, voting is an "expressive act.
Most children in both cities received maternal milk for a short time (<6 months) and the proportion of bottle-fed children during 24 months or more was expressive, especially in RP (59.4%).
A dancer's beauty is in the proportions: small head, long neck, arms and legs, beautiful feet and a short, expressive torso.
It can be modelled into a complex of planes or irregular or curved surfaces to provide the dimension of depth to its proportions; or symbols of use or of technique can become part of its expressive form.
"Because of their proportions, their little Hello Kitty bodies and their giant exaggerated anime eyes that are so expressive.
