Sentences with phrase «about a tenth of»

That's about a tenth of the cost of current genome sequencing technology.

As a percentage of Gross Domestic Product, or GDP, NAM reports, the U.S. spends about a tenth of a percent supporting exports.

About a tenth of the funds raised via initial coin offering (ICO) have been lost or stolen, according to a new report published by big - five consulting...

What that means is that you still have me, but the difference is, I'm going to cost about a tenth of what I used to, and I'm actually going to have worthwhile advice to give you, not just, «Here is the product that I want to sell you this week.»»

Although at their height constituting about a tenth of the population, the Protestants had determined and much of the time able leadership.

In 2008, only 133 patents were filed in Muslim - majority lands, about a tenth of the number in Israel, while the Israeli total exceeded that of India, Russia, and Singapore combined.

I only had to think about this for about a tenth of a second before I enthusiastically agreed.

I feel about a tenth of the oh - fuck - you, and I've earned about a tenth of that tenth, but that doesn't mean it isn't a natural instinct now.

«I just wish that the NFL would spend about a tenth of the time that it's spending on this on issues of domestic violence and sexual assault,» Healey said.

(Manziel averaged 383.3 yards per game over his first 12 games in 2012, before getting about a tenth of his 5,116 yards of total offense against the Sooners.)

This only works in about a tenth of cells, and hardly at all in non-dividing cells like brain cells.

«That took me about a tenth of the way.»

At least for the top programs hiring this year, sources say, about a tenth of job applicants in physics volunteer this statistic, up from practically zero just a couple of years ago.

It's not very efficient either, working on only about a tenth of cells.

However, our eyes can not see something much less than the width of a hair (about a tenth of a millimeter) without the aid of a magnifying device.

Earth is mostly rock and iron; only about a tenth of a percent is water.

About a tenth of the world's protected wildlife areas are along borders.

The geographer's cone snail, for example, only injects about a tenth of a milligram of venom when it stings, and yet, this is more than enough to kill a person in under an hour.

The doses for the troops will be about a tenth of the amount, per unit bodyweight, that was administered to the guinea pigs.

Fusion is more efficient than fission, but even if we enclose the sun in a perfect Dyson sphere, we'll still never convert more than about 0.08 percent of the sun's mass to energy we can use, because once the sun has consumed about a tenth of its hydrogen fuel, it will end its lifetime as a normal star, expand into a red giant, and begin to die.

Dawson says that she won't be willing to give up on the hope for something new until the LHC has collected about a tenth of the aimed - for data set, sometime around 2020.

In the study, the team also estimated that glacier area will be severely reduced by the end of the century, to about a tenth of the 1986 values.

And ecological data from living U.K. birds showed that over the past 26 years, their beaks have lengthened about a tenth of a millimeter.

The team located the FRB about 100,000 times more precisely than previous attempts with individual telescopes, letting them unambiguously associate it with a dwarf galaxy about a tenth of the diameter of the Milky Way, more than 2.5 billion light years away (Nature, doi.org/bwss).

Three or four times a second, our eyes dart in a new direction, allowing us only about a tenth of a second to make sense of what we see in each spot.

The device developed by Panchapakesan's team includes an array of tiny elements, each about a tenth of an inch (3 millimeters) across.

The closest average approach of stars in the spiral arms during such a collision will be about a tenth of a light year.

It has about a tenth of Sol's mass, 25 to 30 percent of its diameter, and 0.05 percent of its luminosity.

It is a variable star with only about a tenth of Sol's mass (0.1187 Solar - mass according to Torres et al, 2010), about eight to 35 percent of its diameter, and only 8.7 - 12 / 100,000 th of its luminosity.

And so they are around ten microns in size, and the width of your hair is around a hundred microns, so about the tenth of the width of a hair,» stated Mullen.

Switch to red wine; it has about a tenth of the carbohydrates of a margarita, and you'll also get antioxidants such as flavonoids that are believed to lower LDL and boost HDL.

In fact, the average woman has about a tenth of the amount of testosterone that a man has.

This is about a tenth of my bookmark list, I tried to condense it to the ones I use the most.

But a person with a functioning pancreas could avoid carbs completely (I'm not suggesting you do it) and only be in «ketosis» — a level of ketones about a tenth of what's required for ketoacidosis.

The heel on them looks very similar to the Stuart Weitzman Thighland boots, but at about a tenth of the cost.

Jack (Bale) is a newsie, a corner - bound paper vendor in turn - of - last - century New York who dreams of his family out west while fighting the good fight against evil publisher Pulitzer (Duvall), who has raised the wholesale price of «papes» by about a tenth of a penny per issue.

Among the most obscure DC Comics adaptations in movie history is Steel, a Shaquille O'Neal vehicle that came and went very quietly in the summer of 1997, grossing only about a tenth of its relatively modest budget.

But at Mann, UCLA is taking on a school where only about a tenth of students are proficient in English and math.

The PTU can switch between the two gears in about a tenth of a second, and it chooses its gear ratio solely base on what the rear transmission is doing: in first and second gears, the PTU is in its low range.

It takes about a tenth of a mile for the reality of that stiff frame to translate to your tailbone.

However, these cars use energy much more efficiently than internal combustion engine cars, and electricity costs about a tenth of what gasoline does per mile.

About a tenth of the work real writers do to have their work published by a traditional publisher.

It took me all of about a tenth of a second to settle on who would be Stacey.

That's about a tenth of the size of Apple's App Store, but there's still plenty of quality content to be discovered.

The photonic - crystal pixels can switch color in about a tenth of a second, according to Arsenault.

Over the past year, the typical person has lost about a tenth of his or her wealth.

Among households headed by a young adult without a bachelor's degree, those with no student debt had a median net worth of $ 10,900, while those with student debt had about a tenth of that ($ 1,200).

What the public sees in «Adoption Row» is about a tenth of the animals that arein the shelter, waiting to be killed.

The museum's complete collection contains over 3500 pieces, but only about a tenth of the collection is currently on display (some 320 pieces).

The rabid success of a game that costs about a tenth of a normal console game is of course going to raise questions about the future of the $ 60 console game.