proper proportions

"That was when I began to get a sense of proper proportions in architecture and painting."

Indeed, any color of the spectrum could be produced if green, blue, and red were combined in the proper proportions.

Fears therefore need to be faced in terms of their proper proportions and justification.

The two types are weighted to reflect their proper proportions relative to one another.

It took me years to work out the proper proportions of this explosive mixture."

A keen eye looks for proper proportions (does it look cut down?)

In order to achieve genuine food security, we should maintain proper proportions in international trade.

Place the dry ingredients in proper proportions together in a wheelbarrow.

Harper and ice cubes in the proper proportions.

Then things began to assume their proper proportions, and objects grew out of nothing and became identifiable.

The problem had assumed its proper proportions.

But maintaining a standard two-gas atmosphere in the proper proportions through the vast complex was even more complicated.

The swelling subsided, and his misshapen face slowly regained its proper proportions.

The noise, the glare, bewildered him; everything was thrown out of its proper proportions; vision and perspective were distorted.

Artists, or their assistants, previously ground each pigment by hand, carefully mixing the binding oil in the proper proportions.

Then actions and objects assumed their proper proportions, and she made out men and women moving about the fires.

The proper proportions of the fertilizer (which was mainly an ammonia-based chemical compound) and the diesel fuel came from a book.

There is no escape from the 'woe' that 'shall this generation waste,' but the action of time can be confronted and seen in its proper proportions.

Always mix epoxy on a nonporous surface - aluminum foil, for instance - to be sure the ingredients are blended in proper proportions.

The hummus has no tricks up its sleeve other than fresh ingredients mixed in the proper proportions and a texture that's pure satin.

Its major advantage over other sanitizers is that when used in proper proportions it evaporates directly from solution to gas, and hence leaves no residues.

Some rockets (typically long thin rockets) are the proper proportions to safely glide to Earth tail-first.

These time-varying fields, when created in the proper proportions, radiate away from the antenna into space as a moving transverse electromagnetic field wave.

After consultation with an F.B.I. chemist, it appears that the notes reflect the proper proportions for such mixtures.

Hence Vedic Indians mastered the use of square roots to build sacrificial altars in proper proportions.