Sentence examples for proportion one of from inspiring English sources

The same proportion (one of four) was observed by another Polish team [ 36].

Confronted with the Roller Team's pantechnicon proportions, one of the neighbours had enquired jokingly if we were moving house.

He even reveals his favorite proportions ("One of sour, one of sweet, / Four of strong and six of weak") and an explanation of how to prepare the intimidating "oleo-saccharum" — that fragrant mixture of citrus oil and sugar that gives punch its "ambrosial essence".

Because of the pattern of major mountain systems of the globe, a relatively small proportion (one-seventh) of the total continental drainage enters the Pacific a total drainage area of less than about three times the total area of Australia.

"There'll be some tension, but it won't blow up out of proportion," one student said.

That's why, for one's own sanity, to keep one's own sense of proportion, one must regularly go back to them.

Surprisingly, classical L.P.s account for about the same proportion — one-quarter — of total record sales as single pop records, a category that includes almost all rock-'n'-roll releases.

A significant proportion (one-third) of tumors exhibited LOH at D9S1748 (consistentnsistent with earlier reports [ 26].

He provides them with a puzzle of fiendish proportions, one for the Bletchley boys and girls.

Statistical analysis was performed using the confidence interval of a proportion, one-way analysis of variance and the all-pairwise multiple comparison procedure (Holm Sidak method).

The key to cookie freedom is memorizing the essential proportions: one stick of butter to one cup of flour, multiplied as desired.