proportional

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• produce: The constant power throughout the entire speed range produces a torque curve inversely proportional to the speed.
• require: This method iterates over the entire collection, hence it requires time proportional to the size of the collection.
• give: This simple wall, or in some cases, flowmeter mounted instrument gives an analog output proportional to flow.
• take: Moving an iterator from one part of the sequence to another takes time proportional to the number of elements between the two.
• have: The default numerical method used by NEURON produces values which have an error proportional to dt.
• make: This definition also makes optical depth proportional to the amount of obscuring stuff along the line of sight.

Infinitive complement

• flow: This simple wall, or in some cases, flowmeter mounted instrument gives an analog output proportional to flow.
• distance: The specific form of Hubble's expansion law is important: the speed of recession is proportional to distance.

Modifies a noun

• representation: There is no system of proportional representation nor the right to recall MPs.
• counter: A proportional counter is somewhat like a fluorescent light tube in reverse.
• font: All the digits 0 to 9 have the same width in a proportional font.
• spacing: If " 1 " is used as the value for " m " , the character pitch will be proportional spacing.
• valve: It can control up to twelve outputs ( proportional valves up to 4A ), including isolated supply to any sensor.
• regression: We used the life-table method and Cox proportional hazards regression to describe survival.

Modifying Another Word

• inversely: The loading time is inversely proportional to the part load.
• linearly: An AR spectrum's peaks are not linearly proportional to power.
• roughly: The time required is roughly proportional to the number of elements in Z.
• directly: The amount of travel will be directly proportional to the value of the sale.
• approximately: Timing Approximately proportional to the number of FITS keywords to be edited.
• broadly: The only way to guarantee that the council / assembly is broadly representative of the community is to have a broadly proportional electoral system.