Fractional

The artist's latest work received only a fractional amount of praise from critics.

The cashier gave me a fractional amount of change.

The fractional reserve banking system is used by most modern economies.

The musician wanted a fractional share of the royalties from the song.

The geologist used fractional calculus to study the geological processes.

The central bank can use fractional reserve requirements to influence the money supply in the economy.

She only ate a fractional portion of her dinner.

He made a fractional improvement in his exam scores.

The product has only a fractional difference from its previous version.

Her explanation was fractional and lacked clarity.

The team had a fractional lead in the game, but lost in the end.

The project was a fractional success, achieving only some of the goals.

The recipe was missing fractional ingredients, making it incomplete.

His answer was only fractional and didn't address the entire issue.

Her knowledge of the subject was only fractional and she struggled to complete the exam.

The evidence presented in court was only fractional, so the verdict was inconclusive.

The fractional decrease in sales led to the company's downfall.

The fractional weight of the package made it easy to carry.

The astronomer used a fractional arcsecond to measure the angle between two stars.

The chemist used a fractional distillation apparatus to purify the liquid.

The engineer used a fractional horsepower motor to power the machine.

The musician divided the beat into fractional notes.

The fractional distillation of essential oils is used to extract specific compounds for use in perfumes and aromatherapy.

The fractional distillation of a liquid can be performed using a fractionating column.

The fractional distillation process can be used to separate different types of alcohol.

The engineer used a fractional amount of lubricant to ensure the machine ran smoothly.

The pharmacist measured the medicine in a fractional unit.

The accountant calculated the fractional interest rate.

The mechanic used a fractional torque wrench to tighten the bolt.

The carpenter used a fractional ruler to measure the wood.

The fractional score was more challenging to perform than the full score.

The fractional power of the engine was not enough to pull the heavy load.

The contractor used a fractional amount of lumber to build the bookshelf.

The doctor prescribed a fractional dose of medication for the patient.

The fractional part of the experiment showed interesting results.

The control engineer used fractional calculus to design robust control systems.

The statistician used fractional order statistics to analyze the data.

The mathematician used fractional calculus to solve the equation.

The computer scientist used fractional calculus to improve image processing.

Fractional reserve banking is a common practice among modern banks.

The fractional reserve banking system allows banks to lend out the majority of the deposits they receive.

A bank's reserve ratio determines the amount of funds it is required to hold in a fractional reserve system.

The fractional reserve system has been criticized for enabling banks to create money out of thin air.

Fractional reserve banking allows banks to earn interest on loans while still retaining some liquidity.

The bank used fractional reserve banking to lend out more money than it actually had.

The Great Depression was caused in part by a collapse of the fractional reserve banking system.

The driver used a fractional amount of gasoline to get to the next station.

The fractional amount of salt in the recipe made a big difference in the taste.

The scientist observed a fractional decrease in temperature over the last hour.

The builder used a fractional measurement to get the perfect fit.