Examples of using A proportion in English and their translations into Polish
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It's probably, like, a proportion thing.
This is a proportion of the maximum size of grain to the minimum one.
Now they give us a proportion.
This is a proportion of most liquid assets to current liabilities.
Is it necessary to determine such a proportion?
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This is as high a proportion as in any chapter of the Pastorals.
Who has the biggest budget as a proportion of GDP?
A proportion of the seed crops shall be checked by official inspectors.
dilute the vodka with water in a proportion of 1: 3.
Too high a proportion of leasing in times of crisis lead to a lack of movement.
engine oil are mixed with a proportion of 50:1.
With a proportion of 36 Percentage of total revenue is the most financially significant distance D1.
The number of six- to ten-year old children as a proportion of the population.
As a proportion of EU GDP, total final energy used would
It is necessary to mix thoroughly small wood sawdust and magnesite in a proportion of 2.
The number has fallen over the years and is, as a proportion, much lower than elsewhere in Poland.
dilute it with rosemary oil in a proportion.
Number of days actually checked as a proportion of the minimum number of working days to be checked.
Europe ranks low in terms of research expenditure as a proportion of GDP.
You can mix soda with water in a proportion of three to one, respectively,
to boil blackberry leaves in water in a proportion 1:10 within 20 minutes.
Official development aid as a proportion of total aid given by the main OECD countries 2005.
Such premixtures may be incorporated in compound feedingstuffs only in a proportion of at least 0,2% by weight.
It is diluted in a proportion of two to one, since in pure form milk has a strong foaming property.
The amount of securities and commodities on loan as a proportion of total lendable assets;
Official development aid as a proportion of the total aid given in 2004 by 22 of the 30 OECD countries.
mixed with a proportion blank, to be used.
Once the data have been gathered, a proportion known as the"relative value" is calculated for each question separately.
the solution can be prepared in a proportion of 1: 100.
The number of employees working in the sector- in absolute terms and as a proportion of all employees working in the wider retail sector.