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noun
The amount, number or rate of something, regarded as part of a total of 100; a part of a whole.
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To obtain the removal effectiveness (that is percentage of source fluid that is going through the sink pipe), titration method is used.
With a 5-3 victory, Boston is percentage points behind the Yankees for first place in the American League East, and today Pedro Martinez (9-2) will pitch against Roger Clemens (4-6).
One way is percentage increase, and under that metric, Obama is in fifth place: Franklin D. Roosevelt (1,048 percent), Woodrow Wilson (729 percent), Ronald Reagan (186 percent), George W. Bush (101 percent) and Obama (74percentt).
This is percentage of US acreage of our primary genetically engineered crops corn on your left, cotton in the middle, soybean on the right percentage of acreage planted to a genetically engineered variety out of what we grow in this country.
The Orioles put the tying run on base with no outs in the ninth, but they succumbed to the Rays closer Fernando Rodney, whose 0.61 earned run average is percentage points lower than Dennis Eckersley's in 1990 for the best average by a relief pitcher in a minimum 50 innings.
Fnew is percentage of existing class instances defined as novel class instances.
Mnew is percentage of the novel class instances declared as existing class instances.
For example, some unit is percentage, and some is time for the unit.
The Pseudo Code of NSGA-II is presented as follows: Open image in new window where P m is percentage of mutation and P c is percentage of cross over.
where %∆ is percentage landscape change, A f is area of final year, and A i is area of initial year.
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