Sentence examples for fraction of a day from inspiring English sources
A much greater delayed effect is the ICME which can take a fraction of a day (Vaisberg and Zastenker 1976; Tsurutani et al. 2009) to days (Gonzalez and Tsurutani 1987; Gonzalez et al. 1989; Feynman and Gabriel 2000; Mannucci et al. 2005) to reach the Earth.
Numerically, there is not much effect of orientation on total solar fraction of a day for a greenhouse.
The Egyptians' failure to account for the extra fraction of a day, however, caused their calendar to drift gradually into error.
More precisely, we quantify the fraction of a day over which the daily precipitation has to be distributed to faithfully reproduce the large annual and seasonal floods which were generated by the hourly precipitation rate time series.
A small offense like littering might cost a fraction of a day's pay.
Better put the toddler down for nap now so I can enjoy a clean house for a fraction of a day.
" '[W]henever it becomes important to the ends of justice, or in order to decide upon conflicting interests, the law will look into fractions of a day, as readily as into the fractions of any other unit of time.
The $70,000 distributed among this year's Lexington Junior League Horse Show's hundreds of winners is a small fraction of a typical day's prize money at Lexington's thoroughbred track.
Only a small fraction of a regular day's flights took off, and some airports and airlines did not allow passenger flights at all.
PAGE A4 BACK TO THE SKIES, CAREFULLY -- Across the country, air traffic slowly resumed, but only a fraction of a normal day's flights took off.
