Sentence examples for general proportionality from inspiring English sources

Hence, there is no general proportionality between the mean linear intercept length and the spatial grain size.

A general proportionality factor can be considered as a feasible approximation for comparing the results, as only few of the contaminants commonly measured will require a substance-specific conversion factor.

In general, all proportionality assumptions were appropriate.

General trends, proportionalities and noteworthy observations are also discussed for each type.

It is retributivism with the addition of skepticism about our ability to make any but the most general statements about proportionality (see N. Morris 1982: 182 87, 196 200; Frase 2005: 77; Slobogin 2009: 671).

In general, the rough proportionality between LOS and quality of topological alignment output observed in figure 6 suggests that input segmentations with a lower LOS will lead to alignments with lower degrees over- or under-partitioning.

In multiple degree of freedom systems, such behavior is mathematically modeled by a damping matrix, which in general presents non-proportionality, that is, it does not become diagonal in the modal space of the undamped problem.

Smaller parties without MPs could provide representatives for such votes (perhaps from a list published before general elections) to ensure proportionality.

Guidelines on political and legal support are strongly related to the proportionality principle (general guideline I) and address procedures surrounding assessment, such as possibilities for appeal.

It also recommended the Attorney General's Department re-examine "proportionality tests" in its processes to approve communications interception, including the "privacy impacts of proposed investigative activity" and whether it serves the "public interest".

On January 19 , 2017 President Barack Obama gave 330 commutations to nonviolent drug offenders, in a final effort to restore what Deputy Attorney General Sally Q. Yates called, "proportionality to unnecessarily long drug sentences".