Here, detector's length decreased from the total side bridge length to a fraction of this length equals to 2.5%.
In Urechis the proboscis is only a fraction of the length of the trunk; however, in Ikeda the proboscis may exceed 10 times the trunk length.
In the majority of cases, the final length of the observed regrowth was less than the amount excised by the lesion (regrowth as a fraction of the length that was removed: 33±12%, range 1 180%, n=14).
The sample project is only a fraction of the length of your projects, though.
Harmonics are vibrations a fraction of the length of the vibrating string, which add higher-pitched and more complex content to the notes.
It was a clever piece of programming, in this London Philharmonic concert under Vladimir Jurowski, to bring together Verdi's Requiem with Stravinsky's leaner version of sections of the same text in his Requiem Canticles, which proved to be his last substantial work, but which even so lasts just a fraction of the length of his predecessor's full-scale setting.
And so one is left thinking that, in many ways, the YouTube genre of the resubtitled bunker scene from Downfall – in which Hitler, played by Bruno Ganz, is now ranting incredulously against the new ending of Watchmen or complaining that he has been locked out of his Xbox account – accomplishes quite a lot of what this novel hopes to achieve, at a fraction of the length.
Moreover, a 2D quantum layer, which is only a fraction of the length scale of inversion layer, is also effectively captured by this new model with very fine mesh near the interface produced by an adaptive finite element method.
Table 1 presents correlation value in function of the antenna spacing (a fraction of wave length λ) in the case of a NLOS (Non-Line-of-Sight) transmission configuration.
But even in its present majesty, it is only a fraction of the length it reached at the height of the last ice age, around 20,000 years ago, when the whole of the Rhône Valley as far as Lake Geneva was one long glacier.
A typical screenplay is a little over a hundred pages long, double spaced, only a fraction of the length of a typical novel.
