The industrial buildings erected before World War I, Mr. Zinki said, "were based on classical proportions from the Renaissance".
At best they will shave only tiny proportions from trusts' procurement expenditure and they will undermine NHS purchasing power.
Objects that borrow their forms and proportions from ancient Greece or Rome have staying power for a reason.
"I'm not a Greek god by any means, with 0% body fat, with unrealistic, I guess, female proportions from a Victoria's Secret model.
The ambitious parts include its adoption of proportions from Italian renaissance buildings, and the wholehearted translation to East Anglia of the uncompromising architecture of Mies van der Rohe.
For the Yankees to make the playoffs, it would require a collapse of historic proportions from multiple teams, and that is what they are banking on.
Lobed forms suggested by the melon are very characteristic, and the pear-shaped bottle differs in its proportions from that of the Chinese.
As anyone can plainly see, he gave me Bunny Dash's nose when what I wanted was the nose of Delia Manoogian, who, let's not kid ourselves, had copied the proportions from Kay Kling.
His essential message is that the government will damage the country's economy – and face a resulting backlash of huge proportions from the British people – unless it shows leadership and approaches negotiations in a realistic manner.
Consider, for example, the changing proportions, from elliptical to full-circle, of the Shiva Lord of Dance aureole, or the varying postures and expressions of the squirming dwarflike figure on which he stands.
By sequentially breaking off proportions from the remaining stick an infinite sequence of proportions is formed.
