Sentence examples for proportionate to each from inspiring English sources

The original principle of universal networks – that society as a whole would provide a service for everyone, through a levy proportionate to each citizen's means – has been turned on its head.

Each county has an assembly, which is composed of directly elected members, nonelected members who are selected after being nominated by political parties their numbers proportionate to each party's share of elected seats in the assembly to represent special interest groups and to ensure that no more than two-thirds of the assembly members are of the same gender, and an ex officio speaker.

Royalties can then be paid to patent owners roughly proportionate to each patent owner's percentage share of the total LTE patent stack.

First, clothes components, including top, crown, skirt, blouse, sleeve and shoes, and fabric patterns proportionate to each clothes component are designed and coded separately.

A range of bacterial taxa from phylum to genus level was associated with the NF (red), F_1 (green) and with F_3 (blue) (α = 0.05, LDA > 2.0, the size of circles is proportionate to each taxon's mean relative abundance).

The first part as clothes components includes top, collar, skirt, belt, blouse, sleeve and shoe, and the second part is fabric patterns proportionate to each clothes component (according to its feature of scissoring).

In a speech made when the law was passed, Minister of Health Dr Jonathan Coleman said it should be applied proportionate to the risk each person poses to the public, "so that you do not have a situation where a sledgehammer is being used to deal with an acorn".

Villages were selected by probability proportionate to size within each district.

The number of hits for each chromosome was approximately proportionate to the length of each T. nigroviridis chromosome and indicated that at least two markers corresponding to each Tetraodon chromosome had been identified.

We randomly selected 402 workers in each group (locals and migrants) using a probability-proportionate-to-size (PPS) sampling scheme, where the number of workers selected from each ward was proportionate to the distribution (relative size) of each group of eligible workers in the five selected wards.

This fund takes the S&P 500 and invests an equal dollar amount in each company instead of following the index, which is "capitalization weighted," meaning its investments are proportionate to the capitalization of each company to the index as a whole.