Sentences with phrase «not simple fraction»

They are not simple fraction of Troy ounces.

Not exact matches

Its marketing budget can not hold a candle, and its sales staff is a fraction at best, but OSTA continues to grow for one simple reason: pinpointed customer service.

And though I didn't manage more than a pitiful fraction of what he had to teach, that offbeat educational outing did convey a lifelong lesson: There are times when the simplest of ideas are best explained — indeed, most effectively explained — by the most extraordinary of minds.

By combining different fractions in a trial - and - error fashion with the known NER proteins, Wood's team eventually identified the simplest mixture that would repair DNA in the test tube (Cell, vol 80, p 859).

The simplest «experiment» is to watch as a container full of liquid helium suddenly springs a leak as it is cooled below the lambda point and the frictionless superfluid fraction begins to pour through microscopic cracks that the normal liquid fraction can not enter.

The essence of the test is the disarmingly simple fact that the mean value in a collection of N integers must be a fraction whose denominator is N. For example, it might seem plausible if a researcher running a study involving 12 children aged 11 to 17 reports a mean age of 15.7.

(b) Fraction of bases not covered for simple repeat regions.

Who wants to spend hours (OK, I know it's not hours) standing over the stove stirring and stirring and stirring to get that creamy, melt - in - your - mouth consistency of this traditional Italian dish when you can use my simple health food hack to get glorious results in a fraction of the time.

So I don't think whey proteins should be avoided by simple virtue of the fact that they are modern or that they are a fraction of a whole food.

Don't waste weeks or months with traditional bank and credit union loans — our simple, non-invasive process will get you the funds you need in a fraction of the time.

Don't be fooled into one of those managed funds though, they're usually expensive and it's so simple to do yourself for a fraction of the cost.

Massaged isn't a word I would agree with, of course, but nevertheless the simple example I described showed how it was possible to measure temperature to a fraction of a degree even when the potential errors on the data points was as much as + / - 5 deg.

Given that the number of interacting nonlinear deterministic components is some large fraction of n, such «simple» indices are actually highly simplistic, simplifying to the point of major distortion.

3 I wonder on what physical substrate would such a fee rest (if the fee simple requires that - I'm asking); and does one distinguish between fruits / crops and fish (a living being traveling in the river, not constrained to a fraction of it, and not growing out of it) in the profits - a-prendre context at common law?

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