用fraction造句子，“fraction”造句

I can only pay a fraction of my bill.

And you'll have some different mole fraction than you started with before.

First the fingers bend upwards, and then downwards, all in a fraction of a second.

You may also want to only do detailed logging on a random fraction of requests and extrapolate from there.

The super-hot 'quark-gluon plasma' is believed to have been the entire cosmos a fraction of a second after the Big Bang 13.7billion years ago.

NO2 is the main source of nitrate aerosols, which form an important fraction of PM2.5 and, in the presence of ultraviolet light, of ozone.

Macedonian forces were a fraction of the size of a far larger Persian force that had swept down from the north into a far weaker Athens a century-and-half-earlier in 480 BC, and were soundly defeated.

A pair of color-block heels is too trendy for me to invest a lot of money in, But I can color block my nails for a fraction of the cost.

The door opened a fraction.

So far, only a fraction of local businesses advertise online.

You decrease the mole fraction of the less volatile material in the gas phase.

Most people are experiencing only a fraction of the joy and satisfaction that God placed before them.

But when we started quantifying their absorption, we realized that more light could be absorbed than predicted by the wire-packing fraction alone.

Most spammers' first goal is to get users to visit their Web site (although a small fraction prefer contact through telephone numbers), so URL information is an especially good target for filters.

In reality, the lines of division between sciences are becoming blurred, and science is again approaching the “unity” that it had two centuries ago although the accumulated knowledge is enormously greater now, and no one person can hope to comprehend more than a fraction of it.

Open the window a fraction, please.

Mother's careful with her money, and spends only a fraction of her earnings.

A single wingtip feather, he found, moved a fraction of an inch, gives a smooth sweeping curve at tremendous speed.

The large, anonymous crowds in which we now teem began with the agricultural revolution, and without agriculture we could survive in only a tiny fraction of our current numbers.

One forth is a proper fraction.

And doppelganger websites frequently dupe customers into thinking they're getting the real deal, even at a fraction of the price.

Critically, they found that when the gas was heated a tiny fraction (only by millionths of a degree Kelvin), the oscillation slowed, signifying an increase in viscosity.

So, here is the liquid mole fraction at temperature two.

Recycling it requires only a tiny fraction of the energy consumed when mining bauxite and refining it into the same amount of metal.

It can also store all of your bedroom furniture, in a fraction of the space.

Very small mole fraction.

An aggressive troll can hold up a billion-dollar product over a patent worth a fraction of that.

Buying my clothes at a thrift store yields items that are not-so-watered-down versions of what I would get at my other favorite clothing store, and that are a fraction of the price.