Definition of fractional in English:

fractional

adjective ˈfrakʃ(ə)n(ə)lˈfrækʃ(ə)n(ə)l

1Relating to or expressed as a fraction, especially a fraction less than one.
（尤指小于1的）分数（或小数）的
the fractional variance in mass density per unit
Example sentencesExamples
- This number could be either integral or fractional.
- He also worked on asymptotic analysis, fractional integration and singular partial differential equations.
- Much of Burnside's work on hydrodynamics involved the use of complex variable and in papers of 1891 and 1892 he considered the group of linear fractional transformations of a complex variable.
- The computer programs implement basic mathematical principles such as basic geometry and fractional math.
- Each time we take the reciprocal of the fractional part we usually get another long list of decimal places.
- It is natural to think that the behavior of iterations that start with z 0 = e it, where t is not a fractional part of 2 is chaotic and generate the set dense on the circle.
- He examined series expansions and looked at series with fractional powers.
- Bosanquet's early 1930s papers were on series and integration, a 1930 paper being on fractional integration, a topic he would return to many times.
- In the fractional method shown on this page, we're adding fractional completions in a single unit of time; whereas when we began, we were adding whole completions in multiple units of time.
- Many techniques are available to better assess the true relationship between a continuous predictor and an outcome variable, including fractional polynomials, smoothing splines or other smoothing functions.
- However, the Babylonians has no notation to indicate where the integer part ended and the fractional part began.
- There the author describes how mathematicians moved from studying first derivatives, second derivatives, etc., to study fractional derivatives.
- There are sections of the book devoted to arithmetic and geometric progressions, including progressions with a fractional numbers of terms, and formulas for the sum of certain finite series are given.
- He also studied fractional numbers and learnt much of the impressive contributions that the Arabs had made to mathematics over the preceding 400 years.
- One of the first topics he studied, which developed from his early work on electromagnetism, was a new topic, now called the fractional calculus.
- Note that sometimes a new point will be plotted further to the right than any previous one (i.e. its fractional part will be larger than any before it).
- The part after the decimal point in number r is often called the fractional part of r and written as frac (r).
- Both have identical fractional parts after the decimal point.
- Any fractional or decimal value must be multiplied by a whole number to eliminate fractional subscripts.
- The second algorithm involves linear programming with randomized rounding to convert fractional assignments into integral ones.
2Small or tiny in amount.
少量的，一小部分的
there was a fractional hesitation before he said yes
他在说“是的”之前稍稍犹豫了一会儿。
Example sentencesExamples
- Anticipating the beat by fractional amounts on single chords or notes (Blues singers do this all the time to express pain and suffering).
- Since, for example, a proton has a charge of + 1, a quark would have a fractional charge.
- The researchers found that their bimetallic cathodes worked even more effectively in the ORR than platinum alone, despite only containing a fractional amount of platinum in the monolayer.
- And my input is a tiny, fractional thing of a film, and how it's dealt with in post-production, how the studio is marketed.
- Infants are very sensitive to it and only the most infinitesimal fractional doses should be used.
- Tiny though this fractional increase seems when expressed this way, the overall amounts are huge.
- Astronomers often express the amount of redshift, the fractional change of wavelength, as a dimensionless number, z.
- Unemployment figures showed a fractional improvement but separate statistics on redundancies showed an increase of about one-third on this time last year.
3Chemistry
Relating to or denoting the separation of a mixture into fractions.
〔化〕分馏的；分级的
fractional crystallization
分级结晶。
Example sentencesExamples
- Very few of the components come out of the fractional distillation column ready for market.
- Distillation can be used to separate volatile liquids by a process known as fractional distillation.

Derivatives

fractionally

adverbˈfrakʃ(ə)n(ə)li

Some parts of the brain register activity when lying, and it also appears that liars take fractionally longer to respond to questions than those giving truthful answers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Claymation - or ‘stop motion’ animation - is a technique in which model figures are moved fractionally between each shot.
- The reality is that membership has risen but only fractionally compared with the increase in the number of new employees.
- This is fractionally above the 66,7% required for a two-thirds majority.
- The more generous spectators will suggest that the ball fell fractionally short of Thorpe at first slip but those of slightly sterner hue will say that the Surrey man dropped it.

Rhymes

factional, redactional, transactional

Definition of fractional in US English:

fractional

adjectiveˈfrækʃ(ə)n(ə)lˈfrakSH(ə)n(ə)l

1Relating to or expressed as a numerical value that is not a whole number, especially a fraction less than one.
（尤指小于1的）分数（或小数）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Each time we take the reciprocal of the fractional part we usually get another long list of decimal places.
- Both have identical fractional parts after the decimal point.
- Note that sometimes a new point will be plotted further to the right than any previous one (i.e. its fractional part will be larger than any before it).
- Bosanquet's early 1930s papers were on series and integration, a 1930 paper being on fractional integration, a topic he would return to many times.
- He examined series expansions and looked at series with fractional powers.
- The computer programs implement basic mathematical principles such as basic geometry and fractional math.
- In the fractional method shown on this page, we're adding fractional completions in a single unit of time; whereas when we began, we were adding whole completions in multiple units of time.
- He also worked on asymptotic analysis, fractional integration and singular partial differential equations.
- Much of Burnside's work on hydrodynamics involved the use of complex variable and in papers of 1891 and 1892 he considered the group of linear fractional transformations of a complex variable.
- There are sections of the book devoted to arithmetic and geometric progressions, including progressions with a fractional numbers of terms, and formulas for the sum of certain finite series are given.
- It is natural to think that the behavior of iterations that start with z 0 = e it, where t is not a fractional part of 2 is chaotic and generate the set dense on the circle.
- The second algorithm involves linear programming with randomized rounding to convert fractional assignments into integral ones.
- However, the Babylonians has no notation to indicate where the integer part ended and the fractional part began.
- The part after the decimal point in number r is often called the fractional part of r and written as frac (r).
- There the author describes how mathematicians moved from studying first derivatives, second derivatives, etc., to study fractional derivatives.
- Many techniques are available to better assess the true relationship between a continuous predictor and an outcome variable, including fractional polynomials, smoothing splines or other smoothing functions.
- This number could be either integral or fractional.
- He also studied fractional numbers and learnt much of the impressive contributions that the Arabs had made to mathematics over the preceding 400 years.
- One of the first topics he studied, which developed from his early work on electromagnetism, was a new topic, now called the fractional calculus.
- Any fractional or decimal value must be multiplied by a whole number to eliminate fractional subscripts.
1. 1.1 Small or tiny in amount.
  少量的，一小部分的
  there was a fractional hesitation before he said yes
  他在说“是的”之前稍稍犹豫了一会儿。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Anticipating the beat by fractional amounts on single chords or notes (Blues singers do this all the time to express pain and suffering).
  Unemployment figures showed a fractional improvement but separate statistics on redundancies showed an increase of about one-third on this time last year.
  Since, for example, a proton has a charge of + 1, a quark would have a fractional charge.
  Infants are very sensitive to it and only the most infinitesimal fractional doses should be used.
  Astronomers often express the amount of redshift, the fractional change of wavelength, as a dimensionless number, z.
  Tiny though this fractional increase seems when expressed this way, the overall amounts are huge.
  The researchers found that their bimetallic cathodes worked even more effectively in the ORR than platinum alone, despite only containing a fractional amount of platinum in the monolayer.
  And my input is a tiny, fractional thing of a film, and how it's dealt with in post-production, how the studio is marketed.
2. 1.2Chemistry Relating to or denoting the separation of components of a mixture by making use of their differing physical properties.
  〔化〕分馏的；分级的
  fractional crystallization
  分级结晶。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Very few of the components come out of the fractional distillation column ready for market.
  Distillation can be used to separate volatile liquids by a process known as fractional distillation.

单词	fractional
释义	Definition of fractional in English: fractional adjective ˈfrakʃ(ə)n(ə)lˈfrækʃ(ə)n(ə)l 1Relating to or expressed as a fraction, especially a fraction less than one. （尤指小于1的）分数（或小数）的 the fractional variance in mass density per unit Example sentencesExamples This number could be either integral or fractional. He also worked on asymptotic analysis, fractional integration and singular partial differential equations. Much of Burnside's work on hydrodynamics involved the use of complex variable and in papers of 1891 and 1892 he considered the group of linear fractional transformations of a complex variable. The computer programs implement basic mathematical principles such as basic geometry and fractional math. Each time we take the reciprocal of the fractional part we usually get another long list of decimal places. It is natural to think that the behavior of iterations that start with z 0 = e it, where t is not a fractional part of 2 is chaotic and generate the set dense on the circle. He examined series expansions and looked at series with fractional powers. Bosanquet's early 1930s papers were on series and integration, a 1930 paper being on fractional integration, a topic he would return to many times. In the fractional method shown on this page, we're adding fractional completions in a single unit of time; whereas when we began, we were adding whole completions in multiple units of time. Many techniques are available to better assess the true relationship between a continuous predictor and an outcome variable, including fractional polynomials, smoothing splines or other smoothing functions. However, the Babylonians has no notation to indicate where the integer part ended and the fractional part began. There the author describes how mathematicians moved from studying first derivatives, second derivatives, etc., to study fractional derivatives. There are sections of the book devoted to arithmetic and geometric progressions, including progressions with a fractional numbers of terms, and formulas for the sum of certain finite series are given. He also studied fractional numbers and learnt much of the impressive contributions that the Arabs had made to mathematics over the preceding 400 years. One of the first topics he studied, which developed from his early work on electromagnetism, was a new topic, now called the fractional calculus. Note that sometimes a new point will be plotted further to the right than any previous one (i.e. its fractional part will be larger than any before it). The part after the decimal point in number r is often called the fractional part of r and written as frac (r). Both have identical fractional parts after the decimal point. Any fractional or decimal value must be multiplied by a whole number to eliminate fractional subscripts. The second algorithm involves linear programming with randomized rounding to convert fractional assignments into integral ones. 2Small or tiny in amount. 少量的，一小部分的 there was a fractional hesitation before he said yes 他在说“是的”之前稍稍犹豫了一会儿。 Example sentencesExamples Anticipating the beat by fractional amounts on single chords or notes (Blues singers do this all the time to express pain and suffering). Since, for example, a proton has a charge of + 1, a quark would have a fractional charge. The researchers found that their bimetallic cathodes worked even more effectively in the ORR than platinum alone, despite only containing a fractional amount of platinum in the monolayer. And my input is a tiny, fractional thing of a film, and how it's dealt with in post-production, how the studio is marketed. Infants are very sensitive to it and only the most infinitesimal fractional doses should be used. Tiny though this fractional increase seems when expressed this way, the overall amounts are huge. Astronomers often express the amount of redshift, the fractional change of wavelength, as a dimensionless number, z. Unemployment figures showed a fractional improvement but separate statistics on redundancies showed an increase of about one-third on this time last year. 3Chemistry Relating to or denoting the separation of a mixture into fractions. 〔化〕分馏的；分级的 fractional crystallization 分级结晶。 Example sentencesExamples Very few of the components come out of the fractional distillation column ready for market. Distillation can be used to separate volatile liquids by a process known as fractional distillation. Derivatives fractionally adverbˈfrakʃ(ə)n(ə)li Some parts of the brain register activity when lying, and it also appears that liars take fractionally longer to respond to questions than those giving truthful answers. Example sentencesExamples Claymation - or ‘stop motion’ animation - is a technique in which model figures are moved fractionally between each shot. The reality is that membership has risen but only fractionally compared with the increase in the number of new employees. This is fractionally above the 66,7% required for a two-thirds majority. The more generous spectators will suggest that the ball fell fractionally short of Thorpe at first slip but those of slightly sterner hue will say that the Surrey man dropped it. Rhymes factional, redactional, transactional Definition of fractional in US English: fractional adjectiveˈfrækʃ(ə)n(ə)lˈfrakSH(ə)n(ə)l 1Relating to or expressed as a numerical value that is not a whole number, especially a fraction less than one. （尤指小于1的）分数（或小数）的 Example sentencesExamples Each time we take the reciprocal of the fractional part we usually get another long list of decimal places. Both have identical fractional parts after the decimal point. Note that sometimes a new point will be plotted further to the right than any previous one (i.e. its fractional part will be larger than any before it). Bosanquet's early 1930s papers were on series and integration, a 1930 paper being on fractional integration, a topic he would return to many times. He examined series expansions and looked at series with fractional powers. The computer programs implement basic mathematical principles such as basic geometry and fractional math. In the fractional method shown on this page, we're adding fractional completions in a single unit of time; whereas when we began, we were adding whole completions in multiple units of time. He also worked on asymptotic analysis, fractional integration and singular partial differential equations. Much of Burnside's work on hydrodynamics involved the use of complex variable and in papers of 1891 and 1892 he considered the group of linear fractional transformations of a complex variable. There are sections of the book devoted to arithmetic and geometric progressions, including progressions with a fractional numbers of terms, and formulas for the sum of certain finite series are given. It is natural to think that the behavior of iterations that start with z 0 = e it, where t is not a fractional part of 2 is chaotic and generate the set dense on the circle. The second algorithm involves linear programming with randomized rounding to convert fractional assignments into integral ones. However, the Babylonians has no notation to indicate where the integer part ended and the fractional part began. The part after the decimal point in number r is often called the fractional part of r and written as frac (r). There the author describes how mathematicians moved from studying first derivatives, second derivatives, etc., to study fractional derivatives. Many techniques are available to better assess the true relationship between a continuous predictor and an outcome variable, including fractional polynomials, smoothing splines or other smoothing functions. This number could be either integral or fractional. He also studied fractional numbers and learnt much of the impressive contributions that the Arabs had made to mathematics over the preceding 400 years. One of the first topics he studied, which developed from his early work on electromagnetism, was a new topic, now called the fractional calculus. Any fractional or decimal value must be multiplied by a whole number to eliminate fractional subscripts. 1.1 Small or tiny in amount. 少量的，一小部分的 there was a fractional hesitation before he said yes 他在说“是的”之前稍稍犹豫了一会儿。 Example sentencesExamples Anticipating the beat by fractional amounts on single chords or notes (Blues singers do this all the time to express pain and suffering). Unemployment figures showed a fractional improvement but separate statistics on redundancies showed an increase of about one-third on this time last year. Since, for example, a proton has a charge of + 1, a quark would have a fractional charge. Infants are very sensitive to it and only the most infinitesimal fractional doses should be used. Astronomers often express the amount of redshift, the fractional change of wavelength, as a dimensionless number, z. Tiny though this fractional increase seems when expressed this way, the overall amounts are huge. The researchers found that their bimetallic cathodes worked even more effectively in the ORR than platinum alone, despite only containing a fractional amount of platinum in the monolayer. And my input is a tiny, fractional thing of a film, and how it's dealt with in post-production, how the studio is marketed. 1.2Chemistry Relating to or denoting the separation of components of a mixture by making use of their differing physical properties. 〔化〕分馏的；分级的 fractional crystallization 分级结晶。 Example sentencesExamples Very few of the components come out of the fractional distillation column ready for market. Distillation can be used to separate volatile liquids by a process known as fractional distillation.
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