The acceleration of a body is proportional to the force acting on the body and inversely proportional to the mass of the body.

The punishment should be proportionate to the crime.

Dagoberto Gutiérrez, a guerrilla chief on the civil war period who was a negotiator and signer of the Salvadoran peace agreements, said

The prototype is to be installed at the base of the chimney of factories expelling the fumes.

There is usually good weather in November throughout Japan.

Yeehay!'s mobile smartphone application enables the service's primary functions.

Obtaining that history requires consent from the individuals whose genomes are sequenced.

Virginia, at 28 percent, generates the least amount of tax revenue, proportionately, from business.

Wages are set in centralized negotiations by monopolistic unions, and apply throughout the economy.

The river usually freezes in the second half of November, while the ice thaws in late April.

Because the first generation is exoskeletal, it's wrapped around the leg, around the affected limb.

This was followed up fairly early by the Amiga 2000 HD, which bundled an Amiga 2090 hard drive controller and a SCSI based hard drive.

In principle, the financial industry can become smaller by having each institution contract proportionately, say, by 15 . But this is not the typical pattern in any industry.

In principle, the financial industry can become smaller by having each institution contract proportionately, say, by 15 .

Banks are required by law to maintain reserves at the Fed in proportion to the checkable deposits on their books.

Crime rates are falling, the public infrastructure revolutionized, corruption curtailed, and a sense of legitimate, transparent authority is being established.

At the World Bank Group, we are scaling up our financial support for those in need.

Government taxes and spending are set to balance at the average oil price over a period of years.

In the end wages tend to be settled by supply and demand, not so much by unions and employers.

Member States are given credit in the Fund in proportion to their rates of contribution to the UNFICYP budget.

the principle that a burden or restriction imposed on a regulated firm should be proportionate to the benefits

The burden of servicing the bonds would be assigned to member states in inverse proportion to the number of asylum seekers they accept.

But the farmers are not getting enough profit from the crops as the price of produces are not rising proportionately.

In short, the more equipment and infrastructure a country is installing, the more its people have to work with.

How do I move it without breaking anything?

Using a larger value of resistance produces a larger voltage noise, whereas with a smaller value of resistance there will be more current noise, at a given temperature.

Therefore when the volume is halved, the pressure is doubled and if the volume is doubled, the pressure is halved.

In addition, they are establishing for what purpose the women rented the apartment, and where they resided previously, what did they do, with whom they maintained relations.

December and January are dry and pleasant as compared to the warm summers that dominate through the late spring (March) to the pre monsoon season (June).

A drive set to cable select automatically configures itself as master or slave, according to its position on the cable.

Financial systems are bloated by implicit taxpayer guarantees, which allow banks, particularly large ones, to borrow money at interest rates that do not fully reflect the risks they take in search of outsized profits. Since that risk is then passed on to taxpayers, imposing taxes on financial firms in proportion to their borrowing is a simple way to ensure fairness.

100,000 fax machines make possible ten billion different connections. This is known as Metcalfe's law the number of connections, and thus the network's utility, rises not proportionately, but exponentially.

Since that risk is then passed on to taxpayers, imposing taxes on financial firms in proportion to their borrowing is a simple way to ensure fairness.

Reaffirming also the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization shall be apportioned among Member States broadly according to capacity to pay,

The social pyramid of ancient Egypt, the higher you went the more important you became and the more your living standards improved.

Nor is it a unit of account prices of goods and services, and of financial assets, are not denominated in gold terms.

Some packages (notably kdebase) have special configuration options that might be applicable to your installation.

Banks would scale down their balance sheets in proportion to their reported equity losses and exacerbate the credit crunch from which the world is already suffering today.

Central government revenue was low indeed, proportionately smaller than that of central governments in any other major economy.

3. Also reaffirms the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization shall be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay

Spanish banks are required to increase their deposits in proportion to their lending and set aside capital against assets in their off balance sheets.

The simplest form of growth linked bonds would be a long term government security that pays a regular dividend proportional to the GDP of the issuing country.

In other words, if enough relatives receive benefits from altruism to outweigh the cost of altruism, then altruism spreads otherwise, it does not. Phrased in the cold language of natural selection, blood relatives are worth helping in direct proportion to their genetic (blood) relatedness, weighted by how great a benefit they received.

Phrased in the cold language of natural selection, blood relatives are worth helping in direct proportion to their genetic (blood) relatedness, weighted by how great a benefit they received.

5. Emphasizes the need for future scales of assessments to reflect the principle that the expenses of the Organization shall be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay