Sentence examples for proportions equal from inspiring English sources

By the third Symphony, the "Eroica," this coda assumed im mense proportions, equal in time‐length to the first part of the symphony.

Eudoxus's contributions to the early theory of proportions (equal ratios) forms the basis for the general account of proportions found in Book V of Euclid's Elements (c. 300 bce).

With proportions equal to 1.5 football fields, the renovated reservoir at Buffalo Bayou Park just west of downtown Houston—has 221 slender concrete columns rising 25 feet.

Nevertheless, it was possible to capture a majority of the taxa when sequencing the same samples at five times shallower coverage, in proportions equal to those resulting from the deeper half-plate samplings.

Taking into account the marker gaps, these proportions equal to coverage of 40 and 8%, with the respective r limits.

The posterior probability is obtained by Bayesian averaging (infinite mixture) of all possible Poisson distributions with mixing proportions equal to the posteriors under the flat prior.

The sum of the proportions equals 100%% (except for rounding errors).

The number of groups the index can analyze is unlimited, as long as the total of the group proportions equals 100%.

But Planck's suggestion was that if black bodies only exchange energy with the radiation field in a proportion equal to hν that problem would disappear.

Simulations were carried out at different area occupancies keeping vehicular proportion equal for different vehicle types, and interaction rates were measured for LMVs and other vehicle types.

To remain the effective proportion equal to that without weighting, the sensitivity and specificity have to be equal (see the Discussion section for the derivation).