The phosphors are mixed, in a fine dispersion, in such proportion that the combination of yellow and blue light produces white light of slightly bluish cast.
The simplest approximation is to assume that, at constant temperature, the vapour pressure of a solution is a linear function of its composition (i.e., as one increases, so does the other in such proportion that, when the values are plotted, the resulting graph is a straight line).
The training of health, justice and social welfare personnel has enabled better detection of cases of sexual abuse and violence (53% of the cases attended in 2010), which were not identified in such proportion before.
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Czesław Miłosz fostered my enthusiasm, ending his book A Year of the Hunter with a story about attending the Pastorałka: "Without a doubt, Polish carols possess a particular charm, freshness, sincerity, good humor, that simply cannot be found in such proportions in any other Christmas songs, and perhaps one ought to look at them for the essence of Polish poetry," he wrote.
This is the cost which is driving households to take up rooftop solar, in such proportions that the level of rooftop solar is forecast by the government's own modellers, and by private groups such as Bloomberg New Energy Finance, to rise sixfold over the next decade.
Mortar consists of inert siliceous (sandy) material mixed with cement and water in such proportions that the resulting substance will be sufficiently plastic to enable ready application with the mason's trowel and to flow slightly but not collapse under the weight of the masonry units.
Based on the above assumptions and a sample of 960 patients, the 95% confidence interval (CI) width for a difference in such proportions is ±7.1.
Ford (1975 p. 109; and see also Ford 1940) defines genetic polymorphism as "…the occurrence together in the same locality of two or more discontinuous forms of a species in such proportions that the rarest of them cannot be maintained merely by recurrent mutation".
Accordingly, in the second solution both BAPTA and EGTA were included in such proportions (EGTA-BAPTA solution, 5 m m total) that during acidosis the change in free Ca2+ could replicate that occurring in acidified, intact myocytes.
