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For to study each of these thirty-six plays, distinct and truly independent of each other as they are, on a scale proportionate to its value and importance would he impossible where space is necessarily restricted.

Obviously, realistic weightless threads should do something, and this will use some greater resources proportionate to the task.

What evidence does Bernoulli have for this preposterous assumption, for his assertion that an increase in utility will be "inversely proportionate to the quantity of goods already possessed"?

Once at the checkout aisle, the customer actually checks out -- which takes an amount of time proportionate to the number of items purchased.

The history of thought documents that modesty is always proportionate to scholar's ability, and arrogance inversely with scholar's ability. - Plekhanov.

Don’t get carried away and “retrain your development team because of five minutes of downtime”, said Squirrel, “but define tasks proportionate to the problem”.

According to the theory of due process, the rights of relative persons that a procedure entitles are proportionate to interests involved and the results of the procedure.

In countries such as France and Germany that have an inquisitorial legal tradition, e-discovery tends to be proportionate to the case, because judges largely determine what information is relevant.