0 the fact of the proportion of different amounts changing so that as one gets bigger the other gets smaller -- 反比例
The success of the project is in inverse proportion to its ambition - and these essays attempt a complete theological overturning of secular modernity.
Over time, vegetable protein decreased and animal protein increased in inverse proportion to the decrease of vegetable protein.
From 1940 the two were interdependent, and moved in inverse proportion to each other.
In contrast, grey brockets use fibres in inverse proportion to fruits and seeds, implying that they only consume fibres when fruit and seeds are unavailable.
The students' achievement is in roughly inverse proportion to the extent to which they rely on their instructors.
Nevertheless, it was no accident that output was in inverse proportion to the rate of turnover.
If they attempt to provide live links to electronic materials, the usefulness of the archive is in inverse proportion to the percentage of link rot.
One kind of experiment shows that the likelihood of a given subject behaving compassionately decreases in inverse proportion to the degree of hurry that subject is in.
