Sentence examples for in proportion to the scale from inspiring English sources

It is crucial that the level of intervention taken is in proportion to the scale of the problem.

Limited federal operating subsidies were made available beginning in 1974, allocated in proportion to the scale of each city's transit operations.

The running time of the proposed method won't be reduced in proportion to the scale of cluster.

"The figures are, of course very, very large but they represent just one to two per cent of the overall budgets, we need to keep it in proportion to the scale of the overall NHS expenditure".

Within variants of the CDM model, where the mass density of the Universe is dominated by DM, the matter overdensity (delta= (rho-{bar{rho}} )/{bar{rho}}), where ρ is the local mass density and ({bar{rho}}) the mean density of the Universe, grows in proportion to the scale factor (a=1/ (1+z )), where z denotes redshift.

Most conversations now, even among my wisest and most engaged friends, lead down familiar rabbit holes that end in shrugged shoulders, dumb jokes that mask disempowerment and worn out memes about "solutions" that are infinitesimal in proportion to the scale of the problems.

Leaders in the startup community should consider whether companies they manage or advise have grown their internal controls and governance structures in proportion to the companies' operational scale.

Collection fee in a small-scale Matale plant of 3,960 USD/year is quite significant in proportion to the expenditures; the large-scale Bekasi plant receives a large amount of 3,679,820 USD tipping fee per year; and in large-scale Nangong plant the tipping fee is almost equivalent to the whole operation and maintenance cost.

This has been attributed to the structural challenges imposed by scaling: geometrically similar forms of consistent material properties scale body weight in proportion to the cube of length, but strength scales in proportion to cross-sectional area a square of length.

(2) On the same crystal plane, the uncut thickness is in proportion to the depth of cut on the scale of our simulation.

The uncut thickness which is defined as the depth from bottom of the tool to the stagnation region is in proportion to the undeformed chip thickness on the scale of our simulation and is almost independent of the machined crystal plane.