Parisians are also attached to notions of proportion.
But Mr. Glass's four mature quartets, Nos. 2 to 5, show him using the surging, shifting rhythms and tumbling arpeggios of his early Minimalist works as building blocks for pieces that hew close to Classical notions of proportion and pacing, along with an almost Romantic emotional acuity.
introduced the notion of 'proportion explained', which is the proportion of the treatment effect mediated by the surrogate.
When everything is said and done, I suspect that this notion of moral proportion — ultimate punishment for ultimate evil — is the reason most Americans continue to support capital punishment.
Representing the firing rate of unit i by a variable r i, which can be taken as an average over a short time window, the sparseness a of the representation can be measured, by extending the binary notion of the proportion of neurons that are firing, as (2) In our model, units receive feedforward (FF) projections from an input layer of another 2500 units.
The result: flexibility plus the absence of criteria, process and procedure means that the notion of proportionality that should guide decision-making and operations ends up entirely out of proportion.
A second treatise, the De quinque corporibus regularibus ("On the Five Regular Bodies"), written and illustrated some time after 1482, follows Plato and Pythagoras in dealing with the notion of perfect proportions.
If you have a normal size body but feel that your face is not slim, consider whether you might have a distorted notion of your proportions.
Palladio was less concerned with a specific style than his many followers were; he was far more interested in a reinterpretation of ancient Roman architecture, the eternal notions of harmony and proportion, and the idea that buildings were a practical joy.
One concern is that this might support the earlier notion of oversupply of providers, where a proportion of them have plenty of time to spend on conferences, given their economic distress.
