fractional amount

There was at least a fractional amount of physical exchange going on.

This means that the volume of a material changes by some fixed fractional amount.

As the laser beams chopped through the air, they'd transferred a fractional amount of their power as heat in the atmosphere.

Quantitative mineralogical analysis of all the samples shows similar fractional amounts of all minerals but one.

Fractional amounts of the policy will be paid out if the covered employee loses a bodily appendage or sight because of an accident.

FeO is the fractional amount of oxygen present in the excurrent air stream (what the animal has consumed relative to baseline per unit time).

The solar dial 'adjusts' itself by a fractional amount each day, thereby ensuring that street lighting is switched on and off when required throughout the year.

Rous immediately ordered the further analysis of the fractional amount and the age of the armchair turned out to be in the neighborhood of 3,000,000 years.

As he does this more and more, the fractional amount of overhanging cards as they accumulate becomes less and less.

Fractional seats would be given to the parties in rank order of the fractional amounts - bigger fractions first, until all seats are assigned.

The infrared pixel value indicates the fractional amount of the occlusion, and RGB values can be scaled appropriately.

Each recipe calls for different fractional quantities of various juices, as well as several measuring containers that each can hold a certain fractional amount.

The account holder can apply any amount of money desired toward buying stock or ETFs; purchasing either whole shares or fractional amounts.

More importantly, the body only needs the fractional amounts of iron that it extracts from foods (especially red meat, lentils, beans and fortified cereals) and too much iron can be highly dangerous.

Once the fundamental materials of a scene are determined, it is often useful to construct an abundance map of each material which displays the fractional amount of material present at each pixel.

There are more than 4000 vineyard owners in Beaujolais and the fractional amount that is not sold to négociants are bottled by the nearly 20 village co-operatives with a growing amount being estate bottled.

In telecommunication, electronics and the electrical power industry, the term demand factor is used to refer to the fractional amount of some quantity being used relative to the maximum amount that could be used by the same system.

You have 100 half-lives therefore one-half raised to the 100th power gives the fractional amount left (after one half life you have half left after two half-lives you have half of that left - or 1/4 of the original amount, etc..

"While the donor can arrange to give any fractional amount, the tax benefits are capped if the fair market value of the gift exceeds 30 percent of the donor's adjusted gross income," Kim Fredericks writes, but the remaining portion can be carried forward for up to five years.

Were they already swinging three tonne deuterium macroshells filled with oxy-phosphor gel into the gaping breeches of the vast Shriven guns, as range finders calibrated brass sights and the sweating thews of gunners cranked round the vast greasy gears that lowered the huge barrels a fractional amount?