These 17.3 acres make up only a fraction of Point of Rocks' several hundred acres, but give Canaan an added distinction.
Replication is subject to a fraction of point mutations, with a probability of μ per copied instruction or U per genome (U = 100 μ).
You may have heard stories about the "new-investigator discount --a fraction-of-a-point adiscount --a the score for new-investigator proposals in the fundiscount --a-but that's not NIH policy.
Using the neighbourhood graph means we only have to check a fraction of the points rather than all the points in the image, We end up with a cluster of connected points supporting the hypothesis (see Fig. 3b).
The airlines make money since a hub and spoke network costs a fraction of running point-to-point services.The Virgin scheme would turn Birmingham into Britain's railway hub.
That is, for each fold, an SVM classifier was trained on all points involving other targets of the family plus a fraction of the points involving t, then the performances of the classifier were tested on the remaining fraction of data points for t.
India and Australia are level on 111 points but the former is ranked third by a fraction of a point despite losing the recent series between the two 4-0.
At the close, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rose a fraction of a point — 0.65, to 1,195.54 — and the Dow Jones industrial average fell 16.88 points, to 11,416.30, a drop of 0.2 percent.
South Africa held the number one Test spot since August 2012, Australia have edged ahead by a fraction of a point.
Clarke added: "The true test of a great side is sustained success and now our goal is to maintain these rankings and continue to play great cricket". South Africa held the number one Test spot since August 2012, Australia have edged ahead by a fraction of a point.
They won the team gold medal by a fraction of a point, with Czechoslovakia second.
