Sentence examples for or proportionally from inspiring English sources

If I had never dropped in on that single course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.

If I had never dropped in on that single course in college, the Mac would never have had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.

Most cabinet officials are members of the Bundestag and are drawn from the majority party or proportionally from the parties forming a coalition, but the chancellor may appoint persons without party affiliation but with a certain area of technical competence.

"If I had never dropped in on that single course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts". Palladino's legacy will forever be tied to what he taught Jobs during his brief, aborted stint in college, a craft the professor honed over nearly two decades of monastic life.

Tonio Borg, the Maltese foreign minister told the BBC that one migrant arriving in Malta is like 150 migrants arriving in Sicily, or proportionally, 200 in Germany.

At large molecular sizes the distribution shapes become less sensitive to the relatively small sized chemical modifications, or proportionally subtle conformational changes as compared to major fold alterations.

The CCR model assumes constant returns to scale, meaning that all observed production combinations can be scaled up or down proportionally, i.e. not allowing for economies or diseconomies of scale.

And while more stations may equate to more listener choice (or at least several more variations of radio beige), the cannibalisation of audiences in recent years has failed to either raise the quality threshold or generate proportionally more revenue.

Sadly, 2016 was not without white people walking around with native headdresses and dreadlocks, wealthy plug-and-play camps, or the proportionally dismal number of people of color Burning Man is known for.

Thus the marginal utility parameters β are scaled up or down proportionally across individuals by σi.

This happens when the variance of a variable does not increase or decrease proportionally with respect to a second variable.