My major concern deals with the first result being a possible artifact of taking fractions of very small values.
It takes some fraction of a second for these atoms to get to the ground state.
"But it takes a fraction of a second, literally, to bring a gun to bear and fire.
converting sound to MIDI data takes a fraction of a second, making it frustrating to record fast, precise performances.
Each sale takes a fraction of a second, so it's hard to decipher what is happening, and to the uninitiated the process is mysterious.
Pressure decay takes a fraction of the time required for steady-state methods (Jones 1997).
Now let's hope that it only takes a fraction of a second to unlock your phone as the current Touch ID sensor is incredibly fast.
That said, it only takes a fraction of computer-science-literate students to come up with some super cool stuff, and that, alone, is worth the effort.
The definition of a cell assembly tells us that it only takes a fraction of the assembly to get excited in order to excite the entire assembly.
"Kane," is a single-syllable word which takes a fraction of a second to say aloud.
