Sentences with phrase «small fraction of that»

So far, in nearly all the incidents reported, the amount of material recovered has been tiny — only small fractions of what would be required to make a nuclear weapon.

In fact, the insurance required by the state only covers a very small fraction of what most drivers need.

And all of this is only a very small fraction of what is a very small number in the first place, that is, of 0.2 cents per revenue dollar.

Any even smaller fraction of those individuals will continue to inspect homes past their first year.

Open - source is a great tool in the hands of the extremely small fraction of people who can actually write code.

Direct use of coal and other sources of energy are small fractions of total usage.

Those that haven't gone bankrupt are trading at small fractions of their values from just five years ago.

Bitcoin futures (and the underlying cash market) are the smallest of small fractions of the markets our agency oversees.

But genetics alone can not account for more than a very small fraction of cases of this disease.

Yet this is a relatively small fraction of global GDP and would be offset by fuel savings by an order of magnitude.

Ability to go to landscape mode can be useful with small fraction of books as well.

They represent a very small fraction of all the known amino acids.

Independent expenditure money is just a very small fraction of funds raised in statewide campaigns.

We do not include 4K testing as part of our regular test suite because an incredibly small fraction of gamers have a 4K panel.

We're still a pretty small fraction of all TV show and movie viewing.

Unfortunately, that describes a rather small fraction of the science - trainee population.

It can be both open - ended and close - ended fund and allows investors to invest small fraction of investment in a diversified portfolio with the help of expert fund managers.

That makes sense, the researchers say: Humans spend an unusually small portion of their development — and build an unusually small fraction of their brain mass — in the womb.

Only a very small fraction of disabled students are placed in private schools at public expense.

This is only a very small fraction of smart phone owners.

Only a very small fraction of furniture used in schools has been designed or selected based on ergonomic principles.

At this time, only a very small fraction of turtles eggs are surviving to hatch, and the area's sea turtles are headed towards certain extinction.

This view is based on the currently small fraction of battery powered vehicles being sold, their high price and the lack of charging infrastructure.

You just can't plant enough to absorb more than a very small fraction of what we put out and produce in terms of carbon dioxide annually.

Sometimes, the money paid upfront for mineral rights is a very small fraction of what a mining company will make over the long term.

During the end of Shishido's discussion he briefly mentions one the goals he is currently working on which is changing the name for smaller fractions of bitcoin cash from «Bits» to «Cash.»

So, if the Bitcoin price keeps increasing by thousands of dollars (which it has been over the past few months) it's still possible to buy or use small fractions of Bitcoin.

So, if the Bitcoin price keeps increasing by thousands of dollars (which it has been over the past few months) it's still possible to buy or use small fractions of Bitcoin.

And charters still educate a very small fraction of students.

Economic opportunity Story: African Americans comprise small fraction of workforce constructing SolarCity plant in South Buffalo despite accounting for 40 percent of Buffalo's population.

But e-book sales continue to represent a very small fraction of overall book sales in Germany.

Extra-virgin olive oil is rich in polyphenols with a high antioxidant activity and other nut and seed oils like contain small fractions of omega - 3 and omega - 6 fatty acids.

While 95 percent of Asian young adults (those aged 25 to 34) in 2015 graduated from high school and 94 percent of white young adults graduated from high school, smaller fractions of black (89 percent) and Hispanic (76 percent) young adults had high school diplomas.

«It is still more astonishing that the IPCC should claim 95 % certainty about the climate consensus when so small a fraction of published papers explicitly endorse the consensus as the IPCC defines it.»

This is the first batch of many teasers to be released with the seventh generation of the Corvette and in this initial video we can see small fractions of some of the body parts such as the front grille, hood, exterior mirror, rear fender and the four centrally - mounted exhaust pipes that are placed in a row.

What do you think about using the «cash» denomination for smaller fractions of BCH?

The discovery of 272.3 million stolen accounts included a majority of users of Mail.ru (MAILRq.L), Russia's most popular email service, and smaller fractions of Google (GOOGL.O), Yahoo YHOO.O and Microsoft (MSFT.O) email users, said Alex Holden, founder and chief information security officer of Hold Security.

She showed mathematically that clustering of cases could be best explained by the presence of a disease gene in a very small fraction of families.

A relatively small fraction of US electricity currently comes from these sources, but that could change: studies have repeatedly shown that renewable energy can provide a significant share of future electricity needs, even after accounting for potential constraints [9].

The difference is that you get a bitcoin cash wallet, and can earn small fractions of BCH by seeding material.

Even Cory Barlog said that Kratos will never be hero, but he will find small fraction of his humanity.

Humanists UK Director of Public Affairs and Policy Richy Thompson commented, «It is alarming to see that, as the Church of England continues to represent an ever smaller fraction of the public, its state schools are increasingly being used as tools for recruitment, at public expense.

Only a very small fraction of about 1 - 2 % is unbound, or «free,» and thus biologically active and able to enter a cell and activate its receptor.