Sentence examples for proportionally reduced from inspiring English sources

"So we looked at it and it was felt appropriate there for the number to be proportionally reduced as well".

Also, differential commodity taxation can be proportionally reduced so as to generate a Pareto improvement.

Fancy a job at Google? 1 Why are manhole covers round? 2 You are shrunk to the height of a nickel and your mass is proportionally reduced so as to maintain your original density.

By using a longer pulse, with proportionally reduced target resolution and increased aperture size, one could build systems without any change in the ratio of received and emitted energy, that is, the link budget.

Adding to the confusion, consumers can -- depending on the store -- purchase extended warranties for an individual item or in discounted packages where the price is proportionally reduced if you buy warranties for more than one item, like a washer, dryer and dishwasher together.

In comparison with V. cholerae A1552 treated with DMSO as control, MakA secretion in the presence of 10, 20, 30 μM CCCP for 30 min was proportionally reduced with almost no detectable secretion from the 30 μM CCCP-treated bacteria (Fig. 2b, middle panel, lanes 1 4).

In swimming, this force is proportionally very large and any small benefit by reducing it yields real results.

Recently, the advances in thin film coatings for window glass products provide a means of substantially reducing heat gain without proportionally reducing daylight transmittance.

"I believe that when we capture suicide bombers, terrorists and those that plan the attacks, we are proportionally reducing the risk to which Israel's citizens are vulnerable," General Mofaz said.

In addition, for commodity tax reforms that neither eliminate nor proportionally reduce differential taxation, a simple efficiency condition is offered for determining whether a Pareto improvement is possible.

They can be reduced by increasing the minimum number of line votes, but at the expense of proportionally reducing the number of correct matchings.