Sentence examples for off proportion from inspiring English sources

Then, substituting in the Darvasi and Soller [ 31] expression, gives, α T = α P/[(i PR + i PS /2], where, iPX = XP/PX, (PX = PR or PS) is the selection intensity of the pool, XP is the ordinate of the standard normal distribution at the point ZP which cuts off proportion P of the distribution.

Dren is a corruption of the human form with extra joints and slightly off proportions, an impressive creature that inspires both fear and pity.

By sequentially breaking off proportions from the remaining stick an infinite sequence of proportions is formed.

The experiments verified that the fall-off proportion of the catalyst can be neglected after the plates experienced methanation reaction and strong vibration in ultrasonic cleaner.

A significant parameter that must be determined when assigning genotypes based on NGS data is the cut-off proportion of variant allele reads for a genotype to be called heterozygous or homozygous.

Like the Porsche Panamera, another sporty car with a fastback roof, the 5 Series GT's ungainly, something's-off proportions are the price you pay — if you are willing — for added practicality.

The new Blackwood, with its luxury-car front end and sawed-off proportions, looks decidedly incongruous.

One-way ANOVA was performed to test the effect of different regions of the MB on maximum responses to airflow on and off, the proportion of pixels responding to the airflow, and the proportion of areas occupied by patches highly selective to airflow on, off, or non-selective.

The less severe option is to take out an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), whereby you try to persuade your lenders to write off a proportion of your debt.

The debt total now amounts to about 175% of Greek GDP and the IMF has long felt that without at least some long-term relief – writing off a proportion of the debt – Greece's borrowing is unsustainable.

We sell off a proportion of a vital public service to the private sector, and then, using the funds, pay the private company to continue with the work we were already doing anyway.