Sentence examples for simple fraction from inspiring English sources

After multiplying your fraction by your (LCD)/ LCD) expression and simplifying by combining like terms, you should be left with a simple fraction containing no fractional terms.

When we say that an asteroid is in resonance we mean that its period is a simple fraction of the period of Jupiter.

In nearly all musical cultures the octave is subdivided into a number of steps, each a simple fraction of an octave.

My school wasn't any better at inculcating us with knowledge of fractions, but there's only one very simple fraction I have to use here so I'll give it a go.

Proteins in these compartment extracts were first separately resolved into one simple fraction ranging from 3.5 30 kDa using GELFrEE followed by LC-MS/MS as described above.

The health states were scored as follows: For states better than death, the numbers of years of perfect health that respondents would trade for 10 years in each health state were converted to a relative utility value using a simple fraction: (10 – t)/10, where t was the amount of time in years that was traded [ 17 ].

At 300, students have demonstrated "moderately complex procedures and reasoning," including computation with decimals, simple fractions, and commonly encountered percents.

"The average Indian fifth grader reads like a second grader in Britain or the U.S. Two-thirds of them can't read a paragraph or do simple fractions," Mr. Jeevan said.

Preferred crystal thicknesses corresponded to simple fractions of E, which result in a relatively higher proportion of chain folds in the surface.

There is also new error correction method very near Shannon limit: which finally has linear expected correction time (not exponential as usual), works for any noise levels (not only low as usual), which ratio is continuous parameter (not simple fractions as usual) and allows additionally to simultaneously compress and encrypt the data well.

Besides, finding particular solutions of the non-homogeneous equations as in the classical method, or expanding rational fraction functions as a sum of simple fractions, or finding power series expansions or finding inverse Z-transforms as in the generating function method and Z-transform method, are also very difficult in general cases.