proportionality

A 2012 study from researchers at BYU and Princeton discovered that women spoke much less than their proportional representation, spending roughly 75% less time talking than their male counterparts.

A more proportional voting system would allow those different parties to operate independently of one another.

The likelihood for an algorithm to produce the expected result, is indirectly proportional to the complexity of the task it needs to complete.

This proportional allocation would continue until every country has enough doses to vaccinate 20 percent of its population.

Second, the area of the surface is proportional to part of the entanglement entropy between those two portions of the boundary.

His most recent book is Proportionality in International Law, published by Oxford University Press.

What Rubin is arguing against—his blogpost is titled "The Perils of Proportionality"—are concepts enshrined in international law.

International human rights law dictates that, when people protest, governments must adhere to "proportionality" in their response.

But the question I had—which went unanswered—was this: What defines proportionality in Israeli law?

Early in the conversation, Dershowitz stated that “Jewish justice and Israeli justice understand proportionality.”

According to Newton's law, there is rigorous proportionality between these two coefficients.

There is, therefore, in small pieces a rough proportionality between size of head and size of regenerating piece.

He started by supposing an exact proportionality between corresponding changes in sun-spot frequency and magnetic range.

And now observe how well this conception falls in with the law of proportionality discovered by Newton.

It is only for theoretical simplification that a strict proportionality is assumed here, both in the text and the diagram.