Sentence examples for terms of proportionality from inspiring English sources
Unlike Leibniz and other Cartesians, Newton preferred to reason in terms of proportionality.
Also in terms of proportionality so Europe can get out of people's hair".
The moving power is also subject to time and distance factors and the mobile can offer almost no resistance, so that the absolute terms of proportionality do not apply.
In a statement following the Court's ruling, the EC's Commissioner for Home Affairs, Cecilia Malmström, said: "The judgment of the Court brings clarity and confirms the critical conclusions in terms of proportionality of the Commission's evaluation report of 2011 on the implementation of the data retention directive".
However, OLAF always considers whether the amounts at stake justify opening of an investigation in terms of proportionality and efficient use of resources.
"Certainly in terms of the proportionality of such a process these intercepts are applied against serious cases such as terrorism not issued such as those relating to prostitution, and indeed even in the case of terrorist cases not very often.
Events like the 9/11 attacks, these huge world-changing events, it makes sense why they produce some of the most popular and enduring theories when you think about it in terms of this proportionality bias that we are all susceptible to.
Moreover, the findings of this study coincide with other studies conducted in Africa in terms of sex proportionality [ 14, 15].
We term these constants of proportionality climate change amplification coefficients.
We used NIV-NAVA for the latter group, knowing that synchronous ventilation can be provided in the presence of large leaks [ 10], both in terms of timing and proportionality.
Recent data obtained in low-birth-weight infants indicate that NAVA can maintain synchrony - both in terms of timing and proportionality - even after extubation in patients with an excessively leaky interface under NIV (all infants in this study were ventilated using a single nasal prong) [ 29].
