Sentence examples for proportions found from inspiring English sources
Results show that PWC is effective in improving concrete strength when used at optimum proportions found to be between 0.6% and 1.0%.
One, it celebrates the peoples instrument – the carillon - a bell tower of epic proportions found in cities around the world, including the famous Campanile at the University of California's Berkeley campus.
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).
The nose is clearly Alfa, the shape clearly has proportions found in sports cars for many years, but there's nothing old-fashioned about its sensual sweeps and muscular haunches.
The most recent government estimate of the number of people in this country without health insurance is 47 million, which means that if the proportions found in the study have remained constant, there might be nearly 16 million people in this country with a chronic condition but no insurance to pay for medical care.
Notice from this equation that if all the acid volatiles and H2O were released early in Earth's history and in the proportions found today, then the total original sedimentary rock mass produced would be equal to that of the present time, and ocean salinity and volume would be near what they are now.
For example, they found that a carrot is roughly 88percentt water, nearly the same proportion found in milk.
The proportion found to be "poor" or "bad" has fallen sharply (see chart).
The ratio of 0.618, she added, was known as the Divine Proportion or Golden Section, an ideal geometrical proportion found in many plants and shells, and often used by architects.
His "300" tanks, for the deepest portions of the day's dive, contained only about nine per cent oxygen, or less than half the proportion found in ordinary air.
As with all graduates, a high proportion found work in the retail/catering and clerical/secretarial sectors, reflecting the need for many to take stop-gap jobs in the tough economic climate.
