In company, she is cordial and voluble — nice, in a word — but with what often seems a fraction of a mind that is occultly busy elsewhere.
In Marvin's case he is continually depressed and bored because no task he is given can ever occupy more than the tiniest fraction of his mind.
Eagleman defends the view that conscious processes represent just a fraction of the mind, that most of its properties are discoverable only by the experimental observation of neural activity.
It would take an unsleeping deity to hold more than a fraction of them in mind, let alone to perpetrate a Top Ten or, more justly, a Top Eighty list.
"This means better circuits, designed orders of magnitude faster, at a fraction of the cost," says Circuit Mind.
It costs just £300 for each of these 14- to 25-year-olds at Changing Minds, a fraction of the cost of conventional treatment.
Even if 3view takes a fraction of the consumer market, winning over mind share for its brand and technology could open up all sorts of other market opportunities, says Blackwell.
Scarce polling and underestimated turnout - More from HuffPollster: "According to preliminary results, [Sanders] led by 7 points among the small fraction of voters who made up their minds last week, but trailed by 3 points among voters who decided prior to then.
One card runs $4.99 (with free shipping), just a fraction of the cost of software-based solutions like 1password, and a trivial price to pay in return for the peace of mind that comes with having truly unique passwords.
But it's sort of brilliant, too: it has a dream-like quality that, for a fraction of a second, might put you in mind of Alberto Cavalcanti's Went The Day Well?
