Sentence examples for reasonable fraction of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stemm said Odyssey was talking to the company that insured the Republic's money shipment, adding that he expected the ship's finders would share some reasonable fraction of the proceeds with the insurer.
They talked about propulsion at a reasonable fraction of the speed of light, a velocity that is orders of magnitude greater than any space ship can fly today, but that would be necessary if the light-years of space between the Sun and even the nearest star are ever to be crossed.
Remember the principle that you have to have an antenna that's a reasonable fraction of an emission's wavelength in order to capture it?
Fairness to the law-abiding also suggests that society ought to expend a reasonable fraction of its resources in combating crime and preventing victimization.
To cover the complete spectrum (or even a reasonable fraction) of biological sciences stretches resources, limits faculty time for fruitful interactions, and can lead to "burnout" of students who have more directed interests.
Bulk heterojunction (BHJ) devices incorporating an intimate mixture of electron-donating and electron-accepting organic semiconductors have been used to improve charge separation, allowing the manufacture of active layers of around 200 nm, which absorb a reasonable fraction of visible light (Figure 1a) [1 4].
I doubt however that of the total number of genes that get transferred a reasonable fraction will have adaptive value.
"We had a comfortable trip and set reasonable fractions," Pletcher said of the leisurely mile of 1 minute 36.37 seconds that Quality Road ran as five rivals gave chase.
Borntoberegal breaks alertly from the gate, sets reasonable fractions and pours it on in the stretch.
They ask, "How much for the gorilla?" Ellis claims that his price is reasonable, and a fraction of what a live gorilla would cost.
Tickets for the ballet start at just £3 and are capped at a reasonable £42, a fraction of the prices commanded by the Royal Opera House's biggest shows, in a move to draw a younger crowd.
