The possible amount of G4 formed by the CCCTCT repeat was found to increase through subtypes A to E; however the proportion it contributed to the total G4 potential of each subtype decreased.
Years later, having been severely lopped due to its forest tree proportions, it managed to flower and though the blooms were spectacular, they were produced singly or at best in twos and threes, and at the same time as the leaves.
When the fugue in the last movement of this piece, after gently waking the music from the dream of the opening, swelled to ponderous proportions, it seemed to happen in spite of her rather than because of her.
With a home reversion scheme, instead of borrowing against your home, you sell a proportion of it to a reversion company which, when you die and the property is sold, gets that proportion of the sale proceeds.
A similar proportion wants it to be easier to identify which companies are "doing good".
Like a fine old house, Mozart's "Così fan Tutte" is an opera that relies on an underlying sense of proportion; inflating it to fit in a 3,000-seat 3,000-seate results in soperaing akin to a McMansion.
" When "to" is used in a numerical proportion, translate it to "a".
Whether it scales up or retains its modest proportions, it needs to embrace the very exclusivity that makes it occasionally maddening and generally indispensable.
When the storage is lower than a certain proportion, it will lead to the reduction of product quality if the raw mill participants in AS.
More provincial, and less masterful in proportion, it is known to have been entirely the work of Stanton.
