Sentence examples for proportional design from inspiring English sources

The proportional design aspect remains true (the iPad ratio exactly doubled the iPhone ratio), but as Gruber points out, a 7.85 inch screen running at the original iPad's 1024×768 resolution would keep things simple for developers.

The results of this study are useful for optimum mixing proportional design and carbonation durability design of concrete incorporating a high volume slag.

It also describes the syntheses of Islamic patterns from the perspectives of Islamic cosmology, philosophy and metaphysics of geometry, which can be seen as following a pre-established principle of geometric and proportional design with high accuracy and great precision.

Observed species richness differed significantly (p ≤ 0.05) between the two sampling designs and was consistently lower (3 10 species less) for the proportional area design compared to the fixed area design (8 35 vs. 12 38 species, respectively), except at the widest beach where sampling areas were most similar (3 m2 vs. 3.5 m2).

Furthermore, the paper analyzes the axial electric field distribution and the possibility of achieving a uniform electric field along its anode while reducing the size of Benjamin type proportional counter design down to 1/10 of currently feasible values with respect to the thinnest available anode wire diameters.

It characterizes a system's step response based on its root locus plot and discusses design proportional (P), proportional-derivative (PD), proportional-integral (PI), and proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controllers in the s-domain.

Finally, priority dropping active queue management algorithm is applied based on proportional-integral design (PID) mechanism.

The proportional-integral design will avoid the steady-state error, but it will decrease the responsiveness by almost 1° of magnitude.

Finally, priority dropping active queue management algorithm is designed based on proportional-integral design (PID) mechanism which provides the differentiated services for the different layers or frames according to their priority.

This experiment compares the performance of two contest designs: a standard winner-take-all tournament with a single fixed prize, and a novel proportional-payment design in which that same prize is divided among contestants by their share of total achievement.

To account for the non-proportional sampling design, regional weights were then applied to reflect the size of each site relative to the child population in the region from which the site was sampled.