Sentence examples for whose proportions from inspiring English sources

They were to be bonded with a cement mixture whose proportions he had carefully indicated.

In his Symphonie Fantastique, Berlioz's obsession with Smithson is expressed in a score whose proportions dwarf that of the Berg.

But the company is perfectly entitled to seek a fit model whose proportions reflect those of its target customer.

Both amorphous and crystalline phases, whose proportions vary with the calcination temperature, have been detected in the coatings.

The LOOK MODEL can be the designer's MUSE or a FIT MODEL whose proportions suit the designer's style.

Its 1894 building, designed by McKim, Mead & White, has a domed rotunda and skylighted galleries, whose proportions seem to anticipate McKim's masterpiece, the Morgan Library in New York.

Muscle extracts from untreated Mtm1−/y mice massively accumulated a putative dysferlin degradation product (~160 kDa) whose proportion was reduced to near-normal levels with tamoxifen (Supplementary Figure 5).

Our approach relies on video-embedded binary patterns whose proportion of black and white at each pixel correspond to the original grayscale value.

This year's big winners when viewed in the context of previous reports are the non-Oxbridge Russell Group, whose proportion of donations are higher than ever, up from 26%to38%8%.

Anemic growth and a population whose proportion of older people is rising have prompted numerous Japanese companies in this and other sectors to expand beyond Japan.

Individuals with a proportion of organic food in the whole diet (in g/d) below 10% were defined as low organic food consumers and those whose proportion was above 50% as high organic food consumers.