How to pronounce “proportionality” in English

The principle of proportionality basically says the following thing, and be with me, because it sounds like an equation in algebra.

The constant of proportionality is the gravitational acceleration G. In this context, the velocity can be defined as the time rate of change

And the cause of proportionality is essentially a measure of the stiffness of the spring, is the spring constant k.

The concept proportionality is the inertial mass n.

I wanted to segue to proportionality bias, where you say anyone is capable of drawing an oversimplified conclusion about cause and effect

So while getting closer to proportionality through districting may seem unsatisfactory at some level,

There's often in real life departures from proportionality, and you have to be aware of it.

OK, proportionality bias, it is funny that when you've written a book about overthinking, you're almost given permission to reveal your most thought

Back to the topic at hand, proportionality bias is a fascinating cognitive bias.

They're rooted in this proportionality bias.

That just shows you proportionality is insane.

So yeah, I see people trying to achieve proportionality through districting, and I find that to be a terribly awkward fit.

And it is following that line of logic I believe leads to shoddy proportionality through districting where

Oh, and by the way, the constant of proportionality is 1 when you use these particular units.

Of course not, because of another interesting principle in international law, which is called the principle of proportionality.

wrote a printed book called "Summa de Arithmetica," arithmetic, geometry, proportions, proportionality, a general book, a scholarly book but on practical arithmetic.

The speed of a galaxy caused by the expansion of space at any given time is proportional to its distance, with the constant of proportionality

Lawyers love the concept of proportionality.