Yours truly predicted a downpour of Biblical proportions, which in fact occurred, postponing the afternoon game.
Location-based services excite and scare in equal proportions, which is why some people refer to them as Stalker Tech.
It was, rather, the double-take-inducing peculiarity of his proportions, which mimic the effect of a distorting lens.
Any amount in excess of the guaranteed amount is shared between the two parties according to negotiated proportions, which remain undisclosed.
Art books are often subject to a law of inverse proportions, which states that the bigger and glossier the plates the more turgid and impenetrable the text.
Daniel B. Verdin, a senior Republican state senator from South Carolina, called illegal immigration "a malady of epic proportions," which he said compared with "the malady of slavery".
He used it as the basis for the Modulor, his entire system of proportions, which he applied to everything from furniture to buildings.
To get the structure of the dinosaur brain he simply merged the two, and shaped the map to dinosaur brain proportions, which Chen worked out from the endocasts from Tyrannosaurus rex, an Allosaurus and the early bird Archaeopteryx.
Both were performed in versions that expand the string section to orchestral proportions, which didn't quite work in the Barbican, where amplified voices never seem to hit the mark.
"We're either into it that way, or going all out with big-on-big proportions, which actually make one look skinnier and more petite," adds Lazaro Hernandez, Proenza Schouler's other half.
Until such vaccines are widely available, prevention remains the only sure way to try to contain the spread of a disease of frightening proportions which is on course to claim millions of lives.
