Sentence examples for fractional pieces from inspiring English sources

Fractional pieces developed only slowly.

"When I made enough fractional pieces of cake to feed everyone, do you think I had their attention?" Some education experts say that the push to equip classrooms with computers is unwarranted because studies do not clearly show that this leads to better test scores or other measurable gains.

Taking pride of place in the exhibition were "Beautiful Sunflower Panerai Painting" and "Beautiful Fractional Sunflower Panerai Painting," pieces that Damien Hirst created specially for "O'Clock".

The answer: a faddishly popular investment tactic that allows a seller like Donovan to defer taxes by rolling over proceeds from the sale of investment real estate into a fractional stake in another piece of property.

Land is the underlying asset, not a piece of paper endorsing fractional ownership.

In April 1876, when Congress began to allow the redemption of fractional currency with coin, the twenty-cent piece was listed as among the denominations that could be exchanged for the low-denomination paper.

PB design is one special type of a two-level fractional factorial design based on the incomplete equilibrium piece principle.

In this paper, we investigate a nonlinear extended state observer (ESO) constructed from piece-wise smooth functions consisted of linear and fractional power functions.

Between 1865 and 1876, some 17 million three-cent pieces were used by the government to redeem the three-cent fractional currency notes.

If you want to own a piece of property (or of several properties) and not just a week of time, fractional ownership might be for you.

According to commentary in the Red Book, the twenty-cent piece failed because "the public was confused over the coin's similarity to the quarter dollar, which was better established as a foundation of American commerce", that fractional currency satisfied the need for small change in the East, and because "the twenty-cent piece was essentially just a substitute for two dimes".