Sentence examples for whose proportions conform from inspiring English sources

Fechner's most famous study of preferences (1876) appears to bolster a long-standing claim of architectural theorists since Vitruvius: given a set of rectangles of various dimensions, he found, respondents tend to find most pleasing those whose proportions conform to the "golden section" (1 1.618), and find most displeasing long and narrow rectangles.

This mix proportions conform to range for the conventional LMM mix proportions reported by Ohama (1978).

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

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

This pathology has been aided and abetted by American Jewish organizations whose agendas conform to the political and ideological views of Israel's right wing.

This approach works well for drawings of objects whose edges predominantly conform to some overall orthogonal axis system.

The ROSG model predicts that the exons must be confined within ORFs, whose lengths must conform to those in random DNA sequences.

Member states whose SPS measures conform to international standards are deemed to be acting consistently with both the SPS Agreement itself, and GATT Article XX(b).

It's a role whose randiness conforms more readily to the actor's image.

It's a role whose randiness conforms more readily to the actor's image..

Waters had always struggled to find purveyors whose offerings conformed to her expectations; Tower helped her see the virtue in what was close to hand.