Sentence examples for but fractional from inspiring English sources

Time shares can cost about $10,000 to $50,000 he said, but fractional properties are usually higher.

Like a teacup under a waterfall, the show is full but fractional; so many careers are sampled so scantly.

Some people regard their choice of car as an important means of social signalling, but fractional or shared ownership might be cheaper and more convenient.The rise of driverless cars would also affect the planning and layout of cities.

This pattern is apparent in other mammals, but fractional absorption is significantly higher in great fruit-eating bats (Table 2).

A site need not contribute an integer count of 1 to a single substitution category, but fractional counts summing to 1 can be spread out over all 16 categories.

In the present study, we observed an earlier appearance of [H]cholesterol in plasma and liver of HSLiKO mice 4 h post-gavaging but fractional cholesterol absorption was unaltered.

But any fractional advantage can make a difference in the current competitive landscape.

But that fractional difference at the finish between first and second – it comes from them.

For them the elements of the process were conceived not as conscious ideas but as fractional or incipient motor responses, each producing its proprioceptive stimulus.

The proposal could affect 10,000 previously exempt air operators, including not only wealthy businessmen like Microsoft's co-founder, Paul Allen, who owns a Boeing 757, but also fractional jet ownership companies and even some recreational fliers.

Positron Annihilation Lifetime Spectroscopy analysis indicates that, by increasing the filler content, the free volume structure does not change but the fractional free volume decreases.