Sentence examples for a fraction faster from inspiring English sources

Despite the extra disc, Gergiev's speeds are a fraction faster than Lazarev's.

Aston Martin says the new coupe will charge from 0 to 60 miles per hour in less than four seconds, a fraction faster than the outgoing model.

And when the Doors were told to shorten the seven-minute version of Light My Fire for a single that would get more radio play, their producer Paul Rothchild "wrapped Scotch tape around the spindle holding the pickup reel, so the tape would turn a fraction faster.

Besides all that, Bob had such great stuff and was so intimidating out there that he'd make the batter open up his front shoulder just a fraction too fast, no matter what the count was.

The experimental approach was based on the assumption that each sample, including those with low proliferation rate, would still contain a fraction of "fast" colonies, and purification and expansion of this particular fraction would result in stabilization of proliferation activity of BM-MMSC sample in vitro.

f fast : fast component fraction, D fast : fast component ADC (×10−3 mm/s), D slow : slow component ADC (×10−3 mm/s), NIDC: Non-invasive ductal carcinoma, IDC: Invasive ductal carcinoma.

Density fractionation was used to separate OC fractions in terms of stabilization process and resulting organic matter (OM) turnover time: the free light fraction (fast turnover), the light fraction occluded in aggregates (intermediate turnover) and the heavy fraction of OM associated tightly to mineral surfaces (slow turnover).

Although the number of significant counts was less compared with the slow-spiking units the observed values reveal that a fraction of the fast spiking and theta firing frequency is consistently phase-locked to the sniff cycle.

That way they can see orders a fraction of a second faster than their competitors, and withdraw their own orders faster when the computer programs indicate that is wise.

We are more attune to angry faces than to happy ones, and detect them a fraction of a second faster.

But choosing between them was done on the slimmest of margins — a fraction of a millisecond faster focus, or slightly less noise at very high ISOs.