Sentences with phrase «decimal point»

OU got the chance to face Florida because of decimal points in the BCS formulas, then lost because of a couple of goal line glitches.

Constant relaunches with new first issues, renumbering those relaunches to exploit a big - number milestone such as a 500th issue, half issues, zero issues, issues with decimal points, Greek letters... it's exhausting and irritating, and I'm certain it's frustrating for people preparing price guides and collection databases.

The fact that the company is run by John Lithgow — and that Lithgow's sister is Jean Smart — is enough to tip off the audience that Wolff is dealing with something messier than a few misplaced decimal points in a long sequence of zeroes.

Moving decimal points is not something games need to do in order to render video output.

Change a single decimal point on one of the hundreds of interrelated ecological or economic inputs — faster - than - expected emissions from China, melting tundra, diminished albedo, slower rates of deforestation, faster economic growth — and voila!

Average the remaining 15 prices and round to one decimal point past the precision of the underlying market.

While the out - of - the - box color accuracy is not ideal, coming in at 2.56 (anything lower than 1.0 is undetectable to the human eye), running it through a basic calibration lands you nearly pitch - perfect color accuracy — about 1.08, which is just a few decimal points away from professional - grade color accuracy.

The Big Ten is your new top conference, if by decimal points.

Seeing as how you probably shouldn't use decimal points when talking about parts per million, I rounded it back up to 428 ppm so I used the same line for CO2 levels before and after Obama's new rules because there really isn't any difference.

And if you're using an advanced system like Dolby Atmos, you might even see an additional decimal point followed by a digit representing the number of in - ceiling or upward - firing speakers — something like 9.1.2.

«I believe that economists put decimal points in their forecasts to show that they have a sense of humour.»

«It cares about every single decimal point,» says Ramchurn.

And (as Metacritic asked us, the users recently) I'm fed up of trolls who post when they BLATANTLY haven't played the game, and of users who can't review games properly ie decimal points for goodness sake.

It refers to the fourth decimal point of the currencies in the Forex market.

This activity involves money, so students are reviewing decimal points and place value as well.

You may specify how many decimal points to round the answers.

Whether or not the central bank accurately forecasts the next quarter's outcomes to the nearest decimal point, however, implies a degree of knowledge and precision that a central bank does not possess.

While pundits quibble about decimal points and standalone studies, to burn fat with cardio, you can't go past intervals.

Every quarter Wall Street analysts calculate EPS down to the 4th decimal point and management teams are expected to hit that number.

Your doctor's office will quote a baseline temperature several digits long for when you should bring your baby in for an exam or not — those additional decimal points make a difference with babies.

«If the financial crisis taught nothing else, it showed how elegant financial models that calculate risk to decimal point precision act like a sedative towards critical thinking and even common sense» Allan Mecham

With each store requiring less than $ 300,000 to build out, «it's not even a rounded decimal point in Berkshire's financials,» Kinstler says.

«I'm not going to declare a ranking based on a third decimal point.»

Decimal points refer to lines, marking the bounds of the insertion.

The two offenses hit an almost identical rate of fly balls, with L.A. a few decimal points ahead.

Their defense has been almost identically stingy, with an efficiency rating just decimal points higher than last year's.

Federal election law caps individual congressional campaign contributions at $ 2,700, suggesting an errant decimal point in Mr. Linares's accounting.

The entire second scene of Helena Bonham Carter's was also mindnumbingly stupid, unnecessary, and HUMAN... each minute it dragged on the review lost decimal points in my estimation.

As Old MacDonald is buying or selling items for his farm, students are also reviewing money skills such as decimal points and place value.

[4] ADM which stands for Average Daily Membership is represented with up to three decimal point calculations.

While conceding that a teacher's EVAAS score can not be independently verified, HISD argues that the Constitution does not require the ability to replicate EVAAS scores «down to the last decimal point.»

You quibble over a ridiculously simple decimal point, when the actual point is that whether the number is 8 or 80 cents, the author is still losing money.

(«God invented decimal points so economists could prove they had a sense of humor.»)

It's easy to fudge a number or decimal point here or there.

(Bloomberg, JPMorgan Wins Case Against Trader Over Decimal Point Dispute)

Check «Install macOS updates», and decimal point updates (for example, updating from 10.12.3 to 10.12.4) will install automatically.

When similar tests were run by Anandtech in GTA V using a Skylake i7 - 6700k processor and 16 GB of DDR4 clocked to 2133Mhz, the system was only able to post FPS results just a few decimal points above what was achieved with an identical configuration using DDR3.