Sentence examples for scaled proportionally to from inspiring English sources
"scaled proportionally to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means something is being adjusted or changed in proportion to something else. Example: The company's profits were scaled proportionally to its increase in sales. This means that as the sales of the company increased, so did its profits, and the rate of increase was in proportion to each other.
A single load curve is considered and loads at all buses are scaled proportionally to follow the shape of the given load curve.
These land cover specific modeling results are then scaled proportionally to amount of each respective land cover present in the pixel.
Naphthalene and phenanthrene reversibly partitioned into the lipid fraction of the algal biomass with equilibrium partitioning constants of 0.130 ± 0.007 and 1.58 ± 0.03 L g−1 dry cell mass, respectively, which scaled proportionally to their octanol water partitioning constants.
In this review article, we focus on the transient response of the global mean surface temperature to external radiative perturbation, because the magnitudes of many climatic impacts can be scaled proportionally to this global mean variable relatively well (e.g., Ishizaki et al. 2012; Ishizaki et al. 2013; Yoshimori and Abe-Ouchi 2012).
But it is a reasonable magnitude for an extreme geomagnetic storm at the latitudes of interest of this study, and that selection is actually unimportant for the purpose of analyzing the vulnerability of the network because, as pointed out above, the values of the GICs are scaled proportionally to the electric field (Pirjola 2008a).
The corresponding mb−Mw measures with corrections are shown on the right map, also plotted at the centroid epicenters and with symbol sizes scaled proportionally to Mw. Redder colors indicate positive mb − Mw differences, which have relatively more short-period energy than the average source model predicts.
The voltage loss was found to scale proportionally to channel plurality divided by the air stoichiometric ratio.
It needs to scale proportionally to the number of transmit and receive antennas as well as the number of users in the system in order to maintain a constant gap of the sum rate with respect to the full CSI case.
The effect of diet on normalized metabolic rate may be construed as suggesting that the failure of metabolic rate to scale proportionally to the increase in body weight on the high fat diet may have contributed to the maintenance of the obese state, especially since the calculated caloric intake on the high fat diet was less than on the chow fat diet.
Furthermore, the size of the MMS can be scaled proportionally according to different applications for optimal performance.
Independent of the gravity level, the integrated CH* concentration in a cross section scales proportionally to the integrated computed heat release rate.
