Sentence examples for is in proportion to from inspiring English sources

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

"Every wing is in proportion to the other and in proportion to the seat".

Each department has a governor and a substitute governor, appointed by executive power; and each municipality has a popularly elected municipal council composed of a mayor, a secretary, and aldermen, the number of whom is in proportion to the population.

In capital cases, Dr. Lewis says, the elaborate balancing of aggravating and mitigating factors -- those that may be taken into account by judge or jury -- actually frustrates the inquiry because "the grisliness of the crime is in proportion to the craziness of the act".

And the product of oscillator strengths (f0k × fkn) is in proportion to δmax.

Energy consumption for packet transporting in the WSN is in proportion to the distance.

On the whole, the computational complexity is in proportion to resolution.

We can learn from the definition that the acceptable price is in proportion to e.

The PL intensity is in proportion to the recombination rate of photogenerated electrons and holes.

In the original Gardner's relationship, density is in proportion to the forth root of P-waves.

We want athletes with a running prosthesis that is in proportion to their body".