Sentence examples for whose proportions are from inspiring English sources

Enter the new soldier in the Doll Wars: "Lammily", an anti-Barbie whose proportions are based on the measurements of the average 19-year-old American woman.

Look at one of the dolls, and you see a kind of anti-Barbie, a sturdy, nonsexualized body whose proportions are more or less those of a real girl.

But some of India's most ardent women's rights advocates hung back from Friday's celebration, skeptical that four hangings would do anything to stem violence against women, a problem whose proportions are gradually coming into focus.

As China begins to confront its AIDS problem, the emerging evidence of virtually blanket infections in villages like this one has become a huge wild card, whose proportions are undefined.

Nimoy, who is seventy-four and has been exhibiting his fine-art photography since the early seventies, has a show up at the Bonni Benrubi Gallery, in New York, entitled "Maximum Beauty," which includes a handful of group portraits of nudes whose proportions are considerably more ample than Kirstie Alley's.

Liquids generated at 870 900 °C are hydrous, with both carbonatitic and silicate components, whose proportions are a function of the H2O available.

The houses were scaled-down versions of Darke's own house in Montpelier Row, Richmond, near the practice's office, whose proportions were carefully related to its Georgian neighbours, but executed without pastiche and in a way that makes the house more spacious than it first appears.

Figure 13 presents the proportion of assigned link flow from 21 O D pairs, whose proportion is greater than 1% of the total link flow.

Note that 3, 7, 8, and 10 spectra are all identified as Kaolin/Smect KLF508 85%K, whose proportion is 26% the first in Table 7.

Within them, the heritability of rs1644460 was as high as 51.78% whose proportion was up to 75.4% of total heritability.

29 The reason for this remains unclear, but may be attributable to an older population of Irish ethnicity whose proportion is three times higher than the UK population.