His vowels take on distorted, domineering proportions, meaning that even short interjections, like "no" and "so," become meandering journeys.
"The problem we've got is we've opened the door to an exodus of biblical proportions meaning millions and millions of refugees.
If the 3D scans are processed by an outside company, they are processed by engineers who do not have sufficient knowledge of the anatomy of the acromion to maintain the right proportions, meaning that time may be lost in cases of trauma.
Contrary to the initial hypothesis, a low sex ratio (meaning a high female proportion of the total population) was found to be associated with high-resilient counties.
\, Napier first called L an "artificial number", but later introduced the word "logarithm" to mean a number that indicates a ratio: (logos) meaning proportion, and (arithmos) meaning number.
For ongoing pain, the corresponding proportion ratio was 1.4, meaning that the proportion neck pain for women were in this case much closer to the proportion for men.
That's because New Mexico and Oregon award their delegates on a purely proportional basis — meaning they award their delegates in proportion to a candidate's statewide share of the vote".
Although fewer minorities turn out, those that do vote for him in the same proportions as 2008, meaning that he gets about 95 percent of the African-American vote, and about two-thirds of the vote from Hispanics, Asians and other racial minorities.
Efficiency is commonly expressed as proportion, 100% meaning that all the energy put into a system (Einput) is converted to the desired form of energy (Eoutput): In the case of a reflector, we deal with vapour volume.
