Sentence examples for four decimal points from inspiring English sources
Minute movements in currencies, with prices expressed to four decimal points, are magnified by the vast sums traded, allowing the banks to make vast profits – or incur painful losses.
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.
The machine permits input of traverse ratio up to four decimal points.
For the three-state Markov model, λ2 (0) is first guessed and an estimate of λ1 (1) is obtained on the basis of (6) and (7). 1. Substitution of λ 1 (1) into the prevalence pool equation (2) yields a new estimate of λ 2 (1) 2. Repeat procedures (1) and (2) until λ1 and λ2 converge to four decimal points.
But doing so means entering figures precise to five decimal points.
Ratings ties are not uncommon, but those that persist even to three decimal points certainly are.
Termly reports in secondary schools record pupils' marks, in Cartesian fashion, to the nearest two decimal points.
Moving to a grade point average would give that extra detail, showing students' average grade to two decimal points as they proceed through their degree.
"Unlike today, when the players know to two decimal points their batting averages, no one had any idea he needed four runs," says Loxton.
In San Antonio, while Kostadinov and O'Laughlin played, an official observer with a laptop computer entered their moves into a program that can roll out thousands of possibilities in seconds and calculate errors to three decimal points.
