He continued to pen wonderfully evocative pieces infused with wit, joy, melancholy, mischief, romanticism, drama, well-channelled vitriol and a welcome sense of proportion for The Guardian and The Observer until he fell ill with pneumonia in December.
It's a similar proportion for the others.
The proportion for the nonindigenous population was 0.7 percent.
And as long as they finessed the correct proportion for the new season, they were in no danger of looking old hat.
They're probably a little out of proportion for the treehouse, but they're so comfortable that we like having them in here.
In that year, Scotland's fiscal deficit rose to nearly £15bn – that's equivalent to 9.5% of Scotland's GDP, or more than twice the proportion for the UK as whole.
The Analects give examples of Confucius following this principle: "Though there might be a large quantity of meat, he would not allow what he took to exceed the due proportion for the rice".
Conservatism in artistic matters was nurtured by a relative coherence of culture, strengthened by a vigorous tradition of scribal training and tempered by a canon of proportion for the representation of the human figure.
Now that the threat emanates from the computer and the Internet, though, the fear has taken on a new proportion for the recording companies, whose capital resources and established production and distribution systems may give them no particular advantages in the future.
Making his way down a long, angular hallway to the living room, Mr. Marvin was delighted by what he found: Although Ms. Sperling said she felt her old sofa was "too chunky" and the wrong proportion for the room, Mr. Marvin liked its shape and its clean, tailored lines.
Then the optimum proportion for the UCS was determined through the orthogonal analysis.
