Examples of using Proportion in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Proportion would as one's heart would wish a man,-- And then to have a wretched puling fool.
No, because he can run faster than he can swim and would be wise to increase the dry-land proportion of his travel time.
In contrast, the proportion of people who view the United States as a friend of Japan rose 2.5 points to 84.5 percent.
Vietcombank is currently holding the top business banks in Vietnam, with the proportion of loans for real estate products being the main source of income.
Most of the world's soybeans are currently grown in the US, and a very large proportion is genetically modified(GMO).
They referred to this pattern as the golden ratio or divine proportion.
In a very small proportion of cycles(1-3%), none of the eggs will fertilize.
In the structure of Vietnamese shrimp products exported to Canada, the proportion of whiteleg shrimp is increasing.
They called this pattern as the Golden Ratio or Divine Proportion.
In the years between 1961 and 2011, the proportion of women in the workforce almost doubled from 35 per cent to 59 per cent.
Of the above two items exported to Korea, octopus is the main export product with the proportion of 77.6%, the rest is squid.
The proportion of voters who said they would not vote for either candidate has risen steadily over the past week.
The proportion of trained labor increased from 40% in 2005 to 55% in 2010.
that is almost twice the proportion in America.
In plain English, the graph above indicates the proportion of the income going to the poorest people, middle-income people and richest people.
African slaves were used during the cultivation of sugar cane, and the proportion of imported slaves reached 10% of the total population of Madeira by the 16th century.
Japan wants the proportion of women in the military overall to increase to 9% by 2030, from 6% currently.
The proportion of ingredients that we will show next is for four people.
It is common for politicians to modify parties, and therefore the proportion of congressional seats held by specific parties variations often.
not in proportion to the way our employer treats us,