Sentence examples for decimals on the from inspiring English sources

The technological advances of the past decade, combined with the move to decimals on the N.Y.S.E. and the fall of commissions, have made trading and selling stocks, long the mother's milk of Wall Street profits, a low-margin commodity business.

Subjects were referred to an ophthalmologist if their worst corrected monocular near vision was less than 0.5/1 decimals on the Jaeger chart.

Subjects were referred to an ophthalmologist when the corrected monocular worst near vision was less than 0.5/1 decimals on the Jaeger chart (<5 Jaeger).

As subjective improvement can not be projected as decimals on the Vaizey score, we calculated two sample sizes: (1) with exact scores and (2) with absolute scores to correspond with the Vaizey score and estimate of the minimally important change (MIC).

Delta has no problem acknowledging numbers between 14 and 15: any flight attendant has an amiable familiarity with 14 1/2; every pilot works with crazy fractions or even kookier decimals on those dials in the cockpit.

The same year he wrote La Disme ("The Decimal") on the same subject.

Height will be measured without shoes, in centimetres to one decimal place, on the Frankfort plane positioned at a 90° angle against a metallic metric tape measure mounted on a wall.

Write the decimal point on the answer line, directly below the decimal points lined up in the problems you're adding.

Make flashcards with the fraction on one side and it's decimal equivalent on the other side.

As marginal as track and field is in this country, Webb is wise to enroll at Michigan, in case the decimal points on the stopwatch don't work out.

One cannot quote a price finer than ¥1, despite the fact that a filled order may have four decimal points on the price, says Pelham Smithers, a Japan stock analyst.