Sentence examples for fraction of content from inspiring English sources

Pornography represents a fraction of content on the site, but not a trivial amount for a site with 100 million blogs.

The utility function for each player is defined as the utility obtained by providing the services for others, which is related to the prices, caching costs with respect to content popularity, demands and fraction of content stored.

Supposing that user requests are unsplittable which implies that each request is entirely satisfied by a base station, the joint routing and caching policy for un-splittable requests is then formulated as an NP-hard problem which minimizes the requests routed to the MBS (maximize the fraction of content requests served locally by the deployed SBSs).

Some works present their own optimization objectives, such as the utility function illustrating the amount of bits delivered to users by a certain SBS in [4], the utility function specifying the utility related to the prices, caching costs, demands and fraction of content stored in [96].

Facebook's general counsel, Colin Stretch, said in the written testimony that the 80,000 posts from Russia's Internet Research Agency were a tiny fraction of content on Facebook, equal to one out of 23,000 posts.

The cell phase distribution is generally analyzed by the determination of DNA content, and the fraction of DNA content in the sub-G1 phase is an indicator of apoptosis [36, 37].

This aligns with Stretch's main talking point that Russian propaganda content was a tiny fraction of the content and ads seen on Facebook.

Equilibrium water content of the polymers was directly related to the mole fraction of HEMA content.

But since we are not given enough details — an inevitable feature of a book that devotes only a fraction of its content to solutions — the reader is left to take the author at his word.

We should stop calling these gadgets televisions at all -- they are at best miniature video displays, suited to displaying a small fraction of the content that we think of as television programming.

Scott said the ABC once had a much bigger budget –around $200m more in real terms – and 2000 more staff but produced a fraction of the content it does today.