In general, morbidity rates as well as the fraction of operated patients who receive postoperative chemotherapy will be estimated to ± 14%% or better.
In power presses the actual punching, shearing, and forming are done in only a fraction of the operating cycle.
Todd Olson, CEO of Pendo, explained to me by email that, "Office rents in our downtown are a fraction of the cost of operating in other cities, and the cost of living is appealing to our employees.
De Thiende was intended as a practical manual aimed at teaching the essentials of operating with decimal fractions, but it also contained many conceptual innovations.
Therefore, we have implemented a simple algorithm which calculates the fraction of CHP operating time matching operational times of electrical demand by the heat pumps, chiller, and network pumps.
It is now an organization operating on its own recognizance, although it continues to receive a fraction of its operating funds from Iran — much of it in the form of religious charitable contributions from its Shia brethren.
To deal with this threat, the agency has to have a majority, not just a small fraction, of its operatives abroad, operating under nonofficial cover.
The physical dimensions of capacitive applicators are a small fraction of the operating wavelength, as opposed to resonant cavities, which also apply electric fields but are physically larger than the operating wavelength.
Linux has had phenomenal growth, but from a tiny base, and total 1999 Linux sales for all companies came to just $63 million, a tiny fraction of total operating system sales, according to the International Data Corporation.
But without a crew, it can venture into hostile territory without the risk of human casualties, and it is "designed to go many thousands of nautical miles and has a tiny fraction of the operating cost of a destroyer," Prabhakar said.
