Sentence examples for proportion to volume from inspiring English sources

As Simmi Singh of Cognizant, another big outsourcing firm, points out, "crime rises in proportion to volume", and this is a fast-growing industry (see chart).

When diastolic dysfunction is present, left ventricular end-diastolic pressure increases out-of-proportion to volume and may be elevated at rest or with exertion leading to clinical heart failure.

Since cells are poor conductors of electricity, the passage of a cell through a saline-filled orifice will transiently increase the impedance of the orifice, in proportion to the volume of saline displaced, and the Coulter volume measurement thus obtained is relatively independent of the shape of the cell.

As a support, highly porous solids such as ceramic capillaries provide a large surface area in proportion to its volume.

The width of the link changes in proportion to the volume of traffic, i.e., the link width expands as traffic increases.

It is indeed evident that if the ergodic hypothesis holds, a state will spend time in the various regions of phase space in proportion to their volume.

The pressure gradient is no longer shared by the two phases in proportion to their volume fractions, but has been accounted for only in the continuous one.

At > 2 wt per centAl2O3thehe ccd decreased when the external pressure was lowered approximately in proportion to the volume of escaping gas.

Dual-mode analysis of the water sorption isotherms for the semicrystalline vs. amorphous PEF samples indicates that the Henry's law sorption parameter (kD) is reduced for the semicrystalline samples in direct proportion to the volume fraction crystallinity measured via both density and thermal methods.

Brain tissue consumes a large amount of energy in proportion to its volume, so large brains place severe metabolic demands on animals.

The amount of MS expelled from the artificial airway increased in direct proportion to the volume of 0.1 M sodium tetraborate added.