The Kickstarter project was Frog Fractions 20153, the elaborate ARGs playing out the past few years have been Frog Fractions 2, and the game now on Steam for $20 is Frog Fractions 2.
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Four Fractions Find four different fractions, in each of which the numerator is one less than the denominator, so that when all four fractions are added together, their sum will be a whole number.
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And that gives us typically about a hundred fractions per venom, and each one of those fractions may contain 1 to 5 individual peptides.
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Three years after the completion of a successful Kickstarter campaign, Frog Fractions 22 — the sequel to 22015 flash game Frog Fractions — has finally been released.
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Plot your fractions on the number line between 203 and 220 and picture the error terms as nets extending from either side of the fractions.
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Fractions of fractions The World Bank estimated in 2007 that developing countries lose up to $40 billion a year through corruption, and little is successfully reclaimed.
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Likewise, the irrational numbers that can be approximated by fractions with denominator 20 overlap with the ones that can be approximated by fractions with denominator 12.
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In fact, people have been wondering if we've somehow been playing Frog Fractions 2 all along, if these ARG-within-an-ARG games are part of Frog Fractions 2.
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These are fractions of fractions of the people who will vote in 2020—and come from similar corners of Twitter, one might surmise, that assumed Donald Trump could never win the presidency.
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But Frog Fractions 2 is a pretty good consolation prize.
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Fractions are like decimals, so they can be used interchangeably.
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The fix would be to allocate electoral votes in fractions.
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Delegates are actual people and can't be split into fractions.
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Is this lesson plan for fractions better than that one?
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In the first fractions of a second after the Big Bang, most cosmologists think that the universe went through a period of rapid sudden expansion, dubbed inflation, also lasting for mere fractions of a second.
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I'm not half of two things or made up of fractions.
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Fractions of a second after you type a letter, it appears.
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"Affirmative fractions" are implemented to achieve this particular interpretation of fairness.
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I got fractions of a Bitcoin, which was at about $15.
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"We treat that by giving higher fractions of oxygen," Hill said.
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"This is why we need to know fractions," Mr. Brutton said.
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They both mistakenly treat DNA as a matter of simple fractions.
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However, the writer didn't like that weights were presented as fractions.
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Like we said they would, the Americans ran away with Olympic gold, beating the Russian team by eight points — an ocean of difference in a sport that often comes down to fractions of fractions of points.
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In this order, electrons form composites possessing fractions of spin and charge.
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We divide that day into smaller fractions: the hour, minute, and second.
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I never did well in math, but I understand fractions better now.
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Maybe we're nearing the endgame on Frog Fractions 2, maybe we aren't.
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On the black market zollars traded at various fractions of a greenback.
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This beat a lesson about fractions and put him in high regard.
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You can do fractions on your iPhone calculator using two different methods.
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Our genetic code cannot be treated as a matter of simple fractions.
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The original Frog Fractions is tough to explain and better understood through experience.
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I wanted to peek through the little holes to discover fractions of personality.
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There were also record SoFi investors buying Tesla in fractions of a share.
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And slow down the shutter speed, which is measured in fractions of seconds.
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Governor Garcia Padilla's party has been internally divided in two completely opposite fractions.
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Many of these fractions resolve into inconvenient decimal series, necessitating shorthand or estimations.
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Will you succeed at producing infinitely many approximating fractions under such specific conditions?
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Sadly, this perpetuates the very problems that lead to our fractions 2016 election.
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It makes money when usage takes off, charging fractions of a cent per user.
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They also found small sampling fractions failed to protect data from being re-identified.
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In swimming, even tiny fractions of a second can keep participants from the podium.
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They experienced terrorist acts of all kinds carried out by right and left fractions.
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Individual heirs now often claim tiny fractions, and some families collectively use the land.
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People who've spent fractions of their lives watching and thinking about this fictitious universe.
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So for fractions with denominator 220 you might set the allowable error to 220.
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Very large fractions of Americans have less than $500 in the bank account, $1,000.
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Fractions of a millimeter can make a significant difference in the effects, she said.
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But the nuns taught us generosity and introspection as directly as fractions and cursive.
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For centuries, people thought of ancestry in terms of blood, and fractions of it.
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They're the counting numbers and the fractions—all the numbers you've known since elementary school.
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In Crawford's mind, there are multiple ways to interpret "what" Frog Fractions 2 actually is.
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Running alongside this ARG was another ARG that was explicitly connected to Frog Fractions 183.
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She recently made colorful shapes for Yuna to grab while the second-graders studied fractions.
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In a typical public school curriculum, children are taught geometry, trigonometry, fractions, decimals and algebra.
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Instead, fractions of that data is kept in hundreds of different places across the world.
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At the Olympics, those fractions can be the difference between a medal or no medal.
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What's rare, and therefore worth money, are not printed words but fractions of our attention.
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They can live for fractions of seconds making it hard track problems when they happen.
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The demand for each product is different and the various fractions cannot be adjusted significantly.
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They include the counting numbers and all other numbers that can be written as fractions.
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The vast majority are irrational numbers, never-ending decimals that cannot be written as fractions.
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But his theorem didn't account for the fact that equivalent fractions should only count once.
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Quoting tiny fractions suggests content on Facebook gets drowned out in a torrent of information.
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If you somehow haven't played Frog Fractions, don't look up anything up and start playing.
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In addition, they are extremely brittle and grow only fractions of a millimeter per year.
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The index is now just fractions of percent from its all-time high of 2,872.87.
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The difference sounds like inside baseball, given that the differences are fractions of a percent.
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They believe that the release of the Decay follows from the release of Frog Fractions 2.
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So our fractions of a penny are divided in two and paid through two separate parties.
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It did not matter that he was chasing a swift front-runner throwing down fast fractions.
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If you pinch it at successively smaller fractions, the basic intervals of conventional Western harmony emerge.
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But Dirichlet proved a straightforward relationship between fractions, irrational numbers and the errors separating the two.
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More specifically, Jim "Twinbeard" Crawford, aka the designer of Frog Fractions, eating soup with a friend.
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In competitive markets, even fractions of a cent can swing market share from coal to gas.
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If you're not good with fractions, another study found the slightly higher rate of 0.00000132 percent.
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He didn't give individual decisions about Frog Fractions much thought, trusted his gut, and simply moved on.
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What actually launched on Steam was Glittermitten Grove, the game hiding Frog Fractions 2 inside of it.
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Green jackets, of course, do not come in fractions: you either win one or you don′t.
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The new model also shaves some precious fractions of an inch off its predecessor, down to 13.
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The topics can be as broad as fractions or an entire class, such as Algebra or Geometry.
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Once you've identified your fractions and set your error terms, it's time to go trawling for irrationals.
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The actual injury only takes fractions of a second to occur, but it's a lifetime of rehabilitation.
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It involves arbitraging prices gleaned with a low latency - in fractions of a second - from certain exchanges.
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Now the kids are learning about probability, fractions and percentages while bottle flipping, and they're enjoying it too.
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They take their love for creating and make it into something magical with just fractions of an inch.
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And if you search in your heart, it's possible that you, dear reader, are also Frog Fractions 22.
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The endgame, what actually summons Frog Fractions 22 into the world, has been in flux for a while.
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Do I think we shouldn't include smaller fractions in the definition of what it means to be Native?
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Signals from the booster, indicating some kind of malfunction, can initiate the system in fractions of a second.
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Pi-eX, an art-investment adviser, makes it possible to buy fractions of guarantees through tradable futures contracts.
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Gasoline in New York and New Jersey were fractions of a penny lower, at $2.85 and 2.75, respectively.
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Its transaction fee, at just "fractions of a penny", is also comparable to bitcoin's $30 per transaction fee.
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Prices will go up by maybe only fractions of a penny and won't cause any harm, he said.
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He proved that for every irrational number, there exist infinitely many fractions that approximate the number evermore closely.
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Learning times tables and fractions as an adult was not easy, but I managed to pass the test.
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Those penalties, which would be considered large by most standards, represented just small fractions of their quarterly revenues.
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But other Chinese trade experts say tariffs on equal fractions of trade would be too big a compromise.
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Both right and left will wind up with small fractions of Mr. Macron's total, if the polls hold.
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SoFi said there have been a record number of traders buying expensive stocks in fractions of a share.
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The largest online broker said Wednesday its clients can now trade fractions of stocks and exchange traded funds.
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Robinhood is also launching commission-free fractional share trading, which lets you invest in fractions of a stock.
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The difference here, of course, is that it happens automatically, on every portrait, in fractions of a second.
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Mom and dad make you who you are and 'plans' are just fractions of life … coming at you fast.
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He knew all he needed was wire, cut to the correct lengths—exact fractions of the main radio wavelengths.
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The resulting fractions are sorted into plastics, metals, and glass and sold as stock feed in the manufacturing process.
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Note: There are some very light spoilers for Frog Fractions 2—specifically, how it is accessed—in the piece.
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The box, when used in conjunction with the key from the Portland escape room, would launch Frog Fractions 2.
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"It's a long game and it's a hard game, which is something Frog Fractions wasn't at all," he said.
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In a few hours with Frog Fractions 2, I found four minigames — games within a game within a game.
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I'm not suggesting the answer in aggregate is one each, but certainly the number should be fractions of 3,000.
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In hopes of loosening up his hands a bit and giving him a few more fractions of an inch.
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Analysts predict on average that the U.S. corn and soybean harvests will each rise by fractions of a percent.
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She realized the issue coming out of her first jump, in the fractions of a second before the next.
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"We are used to measuring temperature records in fractions of a degree, and so this is different," he said.
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But she is also a descendant of slaves, those full human beings considered human fractions by the American state.
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We were sitting at the kitchen table and he was helping me with a homework problem that involved fractions.
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If you want to know what you've missed about the Frog Fractions 2 ARG, Game Detectives has you covered.
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Firms have also been lowering the barrier for entry by offering the option to trade fractions of a share.
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Bill Nelson and gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum — leading by 7 percentage points; both lost by fractions of a point.
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The internet is capable of re-directing messages along alternate routes when large fractions of the network go down.
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Pros: One of a kind pull-out display, large sturdy designCons: Delayed measurement readings, weights are presented as fractions
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And 58, we have right now $58 billion in trade deficit, and the wall is a fractions of that.
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Fractions are somewhat algebraic, although it's more of an equation, but one of my first things ... Equation of happiness.
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To our surprise we found that we had excellent antibacterial activity in certain fractions, in certain samples of maggot secretions.
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"I'm trying to ship a game," remarked an exhausted-sounding Frog Fractions designer James Crawford during a Skype conversation recently.
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Don't read further if you don't want to know where on the internet Frog Fractions 2 is hiding. Okay. Ready?
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When temperatures are averaged at a global scale, the differences between years are usually measured in fractions of a degree.
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The exhibit also surveys Bell's works on paper — Vapor Drawings, Mirage Works, and Fractions — all created in his Taos studio.
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Baker, 19, came in behind Hungary's Katinka Hosszé, finishing just fractions of a second later than the gold medal winner.
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THEY KNOW WE ARE TALKING ABOUT FRACTIONS OF 1% OF THE RESPECTIVE ECONOMIES, SO THIS IS NOT WORLD WAR 3.
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As a general practice, Starbucks admits the bare minimum and commits fractions of its vast resources to addressing real problems.
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In his testimony he says he could tell down to so many microns, which is fractions of a human hair.
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The next step is to figure out how many irrational numbers you can approximate with each of the reduced fractions.
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The Constitution requires lawmakers to represent every single person in their district, not just certain people or fractions of people.
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It was an embarrassing episode for the team and appeared to lay bare the fractions and dysfunction within the organization.
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The amount of chicken in this dish can't be measured by fractions of a pound or ounces or even grams.
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They measure ant movements by fractions of a millimeter as the insects perambulate along finely calibrated grids traced in ceramic.
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Funded on Kickstarter in 2014, Frog Fractions 2 was pitched as—wait for it—a sequel to Frog Fractions, a browser-based game that presented itself as an edutainment title but secretly contained a whole series of funny mini-games in a variety of different genres for those who could find the rabbit hole.
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Still, I face the same challenges that everyone in the industry has faced since the marketing of music: having to treat someone's creative labour as a commodity, convincing those who don't materially benefit from an artist's success that they should care, and finally, competing against thousands of others for fractions of fractions of a penny.
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In the space of a few fractions of a second, the familiar search engine interface is showing up in your browser.
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"For the elite athlete, where things are won and lost by fractions of a percent, then it's definitely noticeable," he said.
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It's unclear how people are going to respond to Frog Fractions 2, a question that's haunted Crawford during the game's development.
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It's a strange story, but one that makes a certain amount of sense to anyone who played the original Frog Fractions.
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When starlight passes through a planet's atmosphere, different fractions are absorbed based on the molecules present, resulting in a distinct spectra.
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This isn't easy; in a game running at 21000004623550726144 frames per second, you have only fractions of a second to respond.
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Why does it matter if increasingly large amounts of capital are automatically changing hands at speeds of fractions of a second?
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Anyone is permitted to create a Stockpile account to buy and sell fractions of stocks for just 99-cents a trade.
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Like Amazon Inspire, these sites let teachers search for materials by subject matter, like fractions or mitosis, and by grade level.
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Researcher Sander Van Den Bosch told Reuters that wood has three main components - lignin and two carbohydrate fractions, cellulose and hemicellulose.
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As Native identity became defined by fractions, it is unsurprising that mail-in DNA kits presented additional challenges for Native communities.
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Some features are helpful, like automatically formatting fractions, turning text into hyperlinks, or capitalizing days or the first words of sentences.
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In 2006 he ran for president, came within fractions of a percent of victory and accused the government of electoral fraud.
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The pound and safe-haven yen made the best efforts at recovery, but only managed to recoup fractions of their losses.
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And when you think about the fractions of cent[s] that streaming is paying versus the environmental impact of such streams.
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Basically, the screen will render Mario on a certain pixel, but internally his position could be fractions of a pixel off.
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But with Firewatch, the endgame for this Internet goose chase may be in sight—and it might involve Frog Fractions 2.
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But because these delegates are actual people and can't be broken up into fractions, sometimes the problem of a tie arises.
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Many mutual funds cost just fractions of pennies for every dollar you invest, and some firms are dangling them for free.
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"They promote human-generated content from (social) hubs, rather than automated tweets, and target significant fractions of human users," the report said.
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The illustrations depict bitcoins as shiny letter Bs that can be chopped up into valuable fractions, kind of like a huge diamond.
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We know they're going to happen, but because clutching the title involves shaving off fractions of a second they're still so impressive.
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It looks good, and it certainly goes a way toward shedding a few fractions of an inch from the Yoga Book's profile.
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"These high cirrus cloud fractions may seem unrealistic, but there also could have been something really special about early Mars," he said.
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Once there, I might click on another story or two, giving the site a few fractions of a cent in ad revenue.
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To date, only four moscovium isotopes have been produced in a lab, each popping into existence for a few fractions a second.
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A fraction of hardcore shoppers plan to head out on Thanksgiving, with larger fractions of respondents hitting the mall by Cyber Monday.
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But the developers of cryptocurrencies knew they'd be too expensive for most people to obtain, so they made them divisible in fractions.
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The firm enables people to buy fractions of paintings and own "shares" in them, similar to buying equity in a giant corporation.
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HiConsumption found that the WMF cocktail shaker sealed easily, and the reviewer also recommended using a jigger for measuring fractions of ounces.
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Milling, meanwhile, cleared the whole-grain fractions out of our bread and bakery products, which were a major fiber source, Walter said.
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Teams are making 34.3 percent of attempts, which is just a few fractions of a percent off the past couple years' heights.
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The dollars that used to be made from CDs and even digital downloads shrunk down to fractions of pennies per individual song streams.
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Now, in Reynosa, fractions of the Gulf cartel have attacked residents and businesses and much of the city's periphery is wracked by violence.
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The first is the Hare greatest remainder formula, which allocates fractional seats (or electoral votes) to the parties with the largest such fractions.
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One idea under consideration is rewarding Facebook users with fractions of the digital currency in exchange for looking at advertisements, the report said.
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In an interview with Waypoint, Crawford said he originally planned to sneak Frog Fractions 2 out by August, 2015, but missed that deadline.
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" -Mia, 5 "This year I really learned math - fractions and decimals - and then was able to use it to work on my bike.
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Algos (short for algorithms) refers to computerized trading, where a computer executes trades in fractions of a second if certain conditions are met.
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And while the right running shoe won't make a sprinter minutes faster, it can help improve her speed by fractions of a second.
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A lot of ska deals in fractions, with these little off-beats here and there, but it was so much more than that.
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And keeping a satellite perfectly still is hard enough, to say nothing of having it move perfectly to within fractions of a millimeter.
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This training contains five lessons and eight hours of training that cover core mathematical concepts, including fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, powers, and roots.
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The health care courses, for example, are using a number line to put unit measures in order and learning fractions by calculating dosage.
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By the time the numbers were sorted and the fractions made whole, I had somehow hashed out a plan to manage my obligations.
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Treasury yields can remain range-bound for months at a time, interrupted only by fluctuations of a few fractions of a percentage point.
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A focus of the new coaching staff in spring training, Syndergaard has shaved off fractions of a second off his delivery this season.
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For a multitude of reasons, prices for Young's works have been known to fluctuate, with many selling at significant fractions of these figures.
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Robinhood said that it received payment for these order flows -- although those payments often amounted to just fractions of a penny per share.
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The , Dow and Nasdaq fell by fractions of a percent, but they're still up at least 15 percent since the November presidential election.
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Conceiving and launching the Kickstarter was proof of concept for Frog Fractions 2, even if he didn't know what the game would be yet.
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The change happened suddenly, meaning therapists got fractions of their usual paycheck in July, leaving many of them struggling to keep up with bills.
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Google can do a bit of math itself of course, but Wolfram Alpha covers fractions, probabilities, and other advanced calculations in much more depth.
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But more interesting, in the 6700 years old Kumtepe sample we also see genetics from the east and from Europe, but in small fractions.
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Native Americans were referred to as savages, black Americans were referred to as fractions of human beings, and women were not mentioned at all.
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Even then, the outcome of the election is unpredictable and could reignite tensions between supporters of the different political fractions in Thailand, added Pongsudhirak.
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It's widely known that musicians get paid fractions of a penny for their streamed songs on Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, and other streaming services.
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Dirichlet proved that there is an infinite number of fractions that draw closer and closer to pi as the denominator of the fraction increases.
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The fate of an entire game, a tournament, even a career can hinge on a few fractions of a second between kicker and goalkeeper.
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He walloped a field of 38 other candidates representing different political blocs in Ukraine, most of whom attracted only small fractions of the vote.
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Or why his first-generation ABC ("American-born Chinese") children were more interested in sports or the humanities than studying fractions and common denominators.
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Fidelity Investments is the latest brokerage to let investors trade fractions of stocks and exchange traded funds on its online brokerage platform for free.
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The online broker will soon let its clients trade fractions of stocks, the founder and chairman told the Wall Street Journal in an interview.
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Runs of the dozen or so river-sea migratory fish have, in many cases, been obliterated or reduced to fractions of their former plenitude.
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Not too long ago DraftKings and its erstwhile rival FanDuel were ubiquitous on television; now the two are fractions of what they once were.
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But fractions of those 13 million mt mean a lot more to many smaller companies than just an examination of the big data shows.
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Supersophisticated computers can search various public exchanges in fractions of a second, ferreting out trades from the moment they are initiated until they are completed.
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The main outcome of all that instructional time was that given two equivalent fractions, students could cross-multiply in order to find a missing term.
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Frog Fractions was, in some ways, an accident, a stream of consciousness slice of absurdist humor whose central design philosophy was whatever made Crawford laugh.
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Such cultural CAPTCHAs are aimed not just at bots, but at the humans working in overseas CAPTCHA farms solving puzzles for fractions of a cent.
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The documents indicate that over the years, the state has transferred fractions of the ingredient to two compounding pharmacies, which use it to produce pentobarbital.
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For example, a teacher can dive deeply into which subjects in maths a student might be struggling with, be it integration or understanding partial fractions.
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Normally, large institutions expect banks to conduct large trades for them in the market within a few fractions of a cent of mid-market pricing.
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High-frequency trading uses powerful computers to execute a large number of orders within fractions of a second, based on algorithms to analyze the market.
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High-frequency trading uses powerful computers to execute a large number of orders within fractions of a second, based on algorithms to analyze the market.
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The flashes only lasted a few fractions of a second, but the lead author of the paper, Poshak Gandhi, suspects strong magnetic fields are responsible.
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You can also buy fractions of a point, like a half point or a quarter point, for a lesser impact on your monthly interest rate.
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But if asked to choose between studying fractions and playing an educational video game in the school computer lab, who wouldn't go the Carmen route?
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In a sport that routinely sees champions crowned by fractions of a point, Biles's margin of victory is often two, three or even four points.
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Although the harm suffered on each trade is minuscule — fractions of a cent per share — the aggregate kickbacks amount to billions of dollars a year.
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Some have moved people away from neutrality and into their camp, while others have high fractions of voters with little to no feeling about them.
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Not too long ago DraftKings and its erstwhile rival FanDuel were ubiquitous on television; now the two companies are fractions of what they once were.
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The nine largest shareholders own 55% percent of Euroclear, but there are about 115 shareholders, meaning a long tail of firms owning fractions of 1%.
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Classroom teachers choose from a menu of lessons such as Songs That Count for preschoolers and kindergartners; Edible Fractions, which uses pizza to teach fractions to third graders; Music and Cultures of the Americas, for fifth graders to learn social studies lessons; Personal Mandala, where middle schoolers learn English and math through the visual arts; and Dance and Step, which teaches math concepts through dance and music.
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That process has been automated through software exchanges that match buyers and sellers of online video, with hundreds of transactions taking place in fractions of seconds.
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It's also a few fractions of a millimeter thicker than Apple's massive handset at 7.9mm — though it still has nothing on the Note 9's 17324803mm.
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By the age of eight, when children are typically learning about fractions and the solar system, nearly 20% of those studied had received a psychiatric diagnosis.
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Pixel-perfect inputs can be used to trigger memory events, usually for the purpose of beating games in fractions of the time it would ordinarily take.
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The company did however manage to double its small fractions of black and Hispanic employees from 1 to 2 percent and 2 to 4 percent respectively.
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During the brightening, strong red flashes of light lasting only fractions of a second were observed as the black hole devoured material from its companion star.
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When the Millennium Drought gripped southeastern Australia from the late 240s until 2000 water systems in the region dropped to small fractions of their storage capacity.
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In sports like swimming, where fractions of a second count, misclassification can be unjust to other athletes, or can leave an athlete struggling to catch up.
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Former President George W. Bush proved the state can be competitive for Republicans, falling short by only fractions of a percentage point in 2000 and 2004.
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Bitcoin can be bought in fractions as low as one hundredth of a millionth, or about less than one-tenth of a cent at current prices.
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He has argued that the tariffs would have a "limited impact" on consumers and businesses because they would only raise prices by fractions of a penny.
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U.S. oil refineries eventually switched from processing crude in discrete batches to feeding oil into distillation towers and drawing off the fractions in a continuous process.
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For her senior thesis project, she worked with Dartmouth education professor David Kraemer to design three colorful iPad games for elementary school students struggling with fractions.
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But here's where the relative size of these "killer" tariffs becomes clear — we're talking about fractions of a percent in prices, one way or the other.
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The numbers can be fractions; for instance, in Polk County, which includes Des Moines, Bernie Sanders received 106.88 state delegate equivalents based on the initial results.
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Photographs capture mere fractions of seconds, but a series of them taken by an Egyptian journalist has cost him more than three years of his life.
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A student might have been sick the week that his fifth-grade class consolidated its knowledge of fractions and might not quite have grasped the principle.
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Earlier this week, Pelosi made an impassioned plea to her caucus for party unity as tensions among the progressive and moderate fractions have been at a high.
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Once people receive these cards, they need to redeem the cards on Stockpile, which is an online brokerage that allows users to buy fractions of a share.
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From real estate to gold bullion, diamond mines to carbon offsets, the smallest investors to the largest corporations will be able to procure fractions of tokenized assets.
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Dedicated players spend hours studying the fastest routes and techniques to shave fractions of seconds off their times, and share video and strategy of their runs online.
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The quest for Olympic gold is the search for the slightest leg up — small changes that could ultimately shave fractions of a second off of one's time.
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The Pixel's reader, incidentally, isn't the fastest I've encountered on a mobile device, but it's plenty fast enough, with the difference amounting to fractions of a second.
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Even if it's only saving you fractions of a second, that extra time and flexibility could swing the scales in an intense showdown with another human opponent.
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So everybody grows by fractions of inches and unfortunately for short people like me, you go back to normal, within days after you come back to Earth.
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The gendered wage gap exists, but is even more pronounced for women of color who, on average, make fractions of the salaries of their white male coworkers.
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Georgia's Kenny Paul Geno, realizing that time had not expired, picked it up and slammed it through the hoop just fractions of a second before time expired.
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Mary Fallin approved an average raise of $2250,21 for teachers; $2828,264 for support staff; and a $22.5 million increase in education funding -- fractions of what teachers wanted.
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Analysis of bitcoin addresses — a combination of letters and numbers that identifies a bitcoin recipient — shows that the majority of transactions are done in fractions of bitcoin.
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If it's true that investors are getting a worse price for their trades with the rebates in place, it would amount to fractions of a penny, perhaps.
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Pitchfork wound up reviewing around 1,100 albums last year, and Wikipedia has entries for 228,22015 22015 releases (both numbers surely tiny fractions of what actually was released).
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The assumption for how big any of those fractions of the population are, and how fast they move from one compartment to another, start to matter immediately.
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Mr. Flanagan offers us a set of theme entries that are fractions or ratios, although in the case of 1954A, it's to be read as a date.
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Mary Fallin approved an average raise of $6,100 for teachers, $1,250 for support staff and a $50 million increase in education funding -- fractions of what teachers wanted.
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But in a low-return environment, those fractions matter, particularly when it is easy to switch from A shares to institutional shares without incurring a tax bill.
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In lieu of the fast time of second hands and their snatched fractions, a strong sense of photographic history can be seen to converge on Herzog's work.
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"Minergy is currently exploring various options for off take, ranging from longer-term agreements for the finer duff product to spot deals for the bigger fractions," he added.
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Though it looks red and blue on the map, these colors represent temperature differences of tiny fractions of a degree, averaging out to 2.7 degrees above absolute zero.
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The difference between 14 ms and 20 ms might seem negligible, but those fractions of a second add up quickly over time and your workflow will inevitably benefit.
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They were right, as the development team confirmed: Glittermitten Grove was its own game, but it also includes multiple doorways that, when discovered, lead to Frog Fractions 2.
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January 2020 squeaked past January 2016 by just fractions of a degree (22020 Celsius), but it's really the long-term heating trend that's important, not any individual month.
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On commercial real estate, "significant net fractions of banks reported tightening standards for construction and land development loans and loans secured by multifamily residential properties," the survey said.
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Square, run by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, will also let customers trade fractions of a stock so investors can buy a portion of more expensive names like Amazon.
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That matters, say, when you're playing a fast-paced game like Counter-Strike, where the difference between victory and defeat can be measured in fractions of a second.
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Stash is start-up company pitching itself as simple solution for unsophisticated investors, allowing users to invest as little as $5 in fractions of exchange-traded fund shares.
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It defaults cash into a money market account that was yielding 1.57% last week, comparing very favorably to the tiny fractions of return offered by its major competitors.
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Since their shares started trading on public exchanges, startups like SmileDirectClub, Uber, Lyft, and Slack have seen their valuations sink to mere fractions of their last private appraisals.
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There is nothing intrinsically creepy about carrying a supercomputer in your pocket with immediate access to sizable fractions of both the rest of humanity and all human knowledge.
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Rich people don't know how much money they have, and "net worth" includes appraisals on all sorts of nonliquid assets, from cars and houses to fractions of companies.
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The way I pitched it to them was 'I'm doing this thing where I put a small piece of Frog Fractions 218 in every indie game, are you interested?
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And I did not have a backup plan for them destroying the box and key, because I knew they would launch Frog Fractions 2, no matter what the cost.
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Mr Nakamoto had hoped that bitcoin's transaction fees would settle at fractions of a cent, but at the height of the boom in late 2017 they briefly reached $55.
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The next chapter in the red-hot battle of the brokers is here, with Charles Schwab announcing Thursday that it will allow its clients to purchase fractions of stocks.
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I also enjoy the fact that Oppo's telephoto OIS is done by wiggling the mirror by fractions of a millimeter in response to unintended hand movement from the user.
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On the basketball court, we see Gasol exploiting fractions of seconds to create plays, hoist three pointers, rotate to cut off drivers, and encourage his teammates with high-fives.
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Team USA finished the competition with a score of 184.897, eight points ahead of Russia — a huge margin considering that gymnastics is a sport scored in fractions of points.
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"Tiny fractions of that spending could, of course, produce remarkable changes in health," he told the American Public Health Association in Washington in 19713, when he was its president.
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Like Stash, Stockpile lets you buy fractions of stocks, which can come in handy if you can't afford a single share of, say, Apple, which currently costs about $200.
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Frog Fractions 2 is important because that game has been running its own alternate reality game since the game was funded in March 2014, more than two years ago.
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On this week's Popcast: David Turner, a freelance writer who specializes in the intersection of the music industry and the internet, and who writes a weekly newsletter, Penny Fractions.
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Students are given the root clause, and must complete the sentence with a new clause following each conjunction: Fractions are like decimals because they are all parts of wholes.
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How in the world are our youth supposed to compete with the science- and math-heavy curriculums of other countries if they leave school barely able to divide fractions?
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Video from passengers and onlookers on the ground show sparks flashing from the Boeing 777's right engine for fractions of a second at a time shortly after takeoff.
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Wind tunnel testing suggests they can improve the flow of air around the athlete—reducing drag and energy expenditure, and shaving precious fractions of a second from a runner's time.
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Wind tunnel testing suggests they can improve the flow of air around the athlete—reducing drag and energy expenditure, and shaving precious fractions of a second from a runner's time.
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In one study in 2007 maths teachers of 1.30- and 12-year-olds sat tests similar to those taken by their class; questions included simple calculations of fractions and ratios.
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And he said that he believes he's best positioned to emerge as the compromise candidate that would mollify the fractions in the party if the race goes in that direction.
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"The fundamentals of fast fabrics, fast finishes...there are slight fractions of a second (to be gained) which these guys are after in order to win their medal," Johnson said.
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Otherwise, it's hard to tell just how big the proceeds from the song's raw earnings—YouTube or Spotify streams, at fractions of the dollar or pound per play—would be.
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Facebook is also considering "paying users fractions of a coin when they view ads, interact with other content or shop on its platform — not unlike loyalty points," the WSJ adds.
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Sanchez bought fractions of Bitcoin - which are worth around $10,000 each - through a startup founded a year ago by Cubans in Brazil that aims to make crypto purchases more businesslike.
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If students could be motivated by an online log to stop talking in class, perhaps a log would motivate them to learn to write an introductory paragraph or add fractions.
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Like finding the common denominator in an outrageously complex set of fractions, the team would need to somehow correct for all this variability and normalize the images they were comparing.
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On the Popcast: David Turner, the author of the Penny Fractions newsletter about the music business Ramez Silyan and Sebastian Jones, the directors of the Lil Peep documentary "Everybody's Everything"
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Reports from the German media trade group Bundesverband Digitale Wirtschaft show instances of blocked ads on desktop pages declined by fractions of a percent for three consecutive quarters last year.
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The most likely end result, if the FEC finds Trump's campaign at fault, is a fine — and those fine amounts are only small fractions of what campaigns spend in elections.
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A feud rumbling all year On Wednesday, Pelosi made an impassioned plea to her caucus for party unity as tensions among the progressive and moderate fractions have been at a high.
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It's a little thicker, but only marginally so, at 0.33 inches to 0.29, a few fractions of an inch that probably go a ways toward keeping the aforementioned camera bump down.
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Morningstar director Jon Hale said worried investors could relax about gun makers that make up tiny fractions of big index funds, which account for most of the gun makers' top investors.
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COMMAND + F will bring up the search dialogue, or you can waste valuable fractions of a second and move your pointer to click in the search field before you start typing.
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While Shiller does not own any bitcoin, many of his students have bought them as fractions and he says many others have likely made a lot of money off their investments.
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On Monday, the featured films will be "Fractions I" from 1978, in which four video monitors join dancers onstage, and "Channels/Inserts" from 1982, which employs creative editing and animation techniques.
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The other upshot is that the billionaire could bleed his competitors dry during automated auctions for users' eyeballs that last just fractions of a second on Google and other digital platforms.
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"One of the most challenging things for me was how to stay true to the aesthetic of Frog Fractions from the original game and the early part of the ARG," said Newman.
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But he's already prepared to piss some people off, both for failing to deliver an unsatisfying conclusion to the multi-year ARG saga and because Frog Fractions 2 is a total curveball.
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But by converting U.S. dollars into XRP tokens on an exchange, then converting them back into pesos at the other end, Ripple says the process can happen within fractions of a second.
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And while this version is actually a few fractions of a millimeter thicker than its predecessor, the company has managed to knock a couple of grams off the weight, down to 169.
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That's sort of the premise of a main plot point in the comedy "Office Space," when the main characters unleash an algorithm designed to steal fractions of a cent from bank transactions.
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Now, given the parameters you've set up — the numbers in your sequence and the defined error terms — you want to know: Can I find infinitely many fractions that approximate all irrational numbers?
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"Blockchain represents a huge opportunity for the size of the market," said Niccolò Filippo Veneri Savoia, founder of Look Lateral, a start-up looking to generate cryptocurrency trading in fractions of artworks.
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Smack in the middle of the tunnel during a test, attached to a pole capable of changing its angle in fractions of a second, is a scale model of the hypersonics prototype.
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As the population fractions change, epidemiologists switch to another number: the Effective Reproductive Number, or Rt, which is still the possible number of people infected, but can flex and change over time.
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The speed with which we can erase online mistakes may inevitably make us sloppier (better to be second than sorry as we measure scoops, like stock trades, in fractions of a second).
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For three hours and 40 minutes, Duncan MacDougall recalibrated his scales by fractions of ounces as the dying man's nose and mouth dried out, and his last sweat evaporated off his skin.
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Fractions of degree changes above normal water temperatures amp up their metabolism, they eat more and breed more and live longer — it's astounding what a little bit of warming can do for jellyfish.
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"We validated our approach on 210 datasets from demographic and survey data and showed that even extremely small sampling fractions are not sufficient to prevent re-identification and protect your data," they write.
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A Twitter account, titled "Is The Jig Up Yet?" became one such arbiter of these assumptions, questioning whether everything from Star Trek's Worf to the concept of "toe cleavage" was Frog Fractions 2.
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It plays like an old Atari title, with ASCII graphics and wild difficulty spikes, but like the original Frog Fractions, there are hundreds of hidden layers, mechanics, and jokes for players to uncover.
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Each passing day adds any daily discrepancy to the total discrepancy, and those repeated daily discrepancies add up to significant fractions of an hour—periods well within the accuracy available to ancient astronomers.
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And while Charles R. Schwab hinted in a media report four months ago that Schwab, the firm, would allow customers to trade fractions of stocks, it has not yet rolled out an offering.
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You may remember that as "those annoying chunks of a circle represented by weird fractions of pi from high school math," but with tau, it's simple: everything matches up where it should fractionally.
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Directors ask actors to change the intonation of a single word, while editors sweat over a film cut down to fractions of a second, all in pursuit of the right mood and atmosphere.
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Others are abandoned historic mansions now listed for mere fractions of their original worth, though some — like Lynnewood Hall, the largest home for sale in America — are still worth millions even in disrepair.
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The SEC, which ordered CAT after the May 2010 "flash crash" and views it as critical to the oversight of markets where trading happens in tiny fractions of a second, declined to comment.
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Bitcoins are divisible by eight decimal points, or 0003/100 millionth of one, and these fractions are called Satoshis, after Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym of the murky and mysterious creator of the cryptocurrency.
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In the 1940s, after Hearst fell on hard times, much of his architectural salvage was sent into showrooms at Gimbel's department store in Manhattan, which sold for fractions of what he had paid.
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The Euler phi function of 10 is 4, since there are only four reduced fractions between 0 and 1 with 10 as a denominator: 1/10, 123/10, 7/10, and 235/212.
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Here Ojih Odutola's work is informed by the French philosopher Pierre Bourdieu and his 1979 book Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgment of Taste that describes how distinguished aesthetics visualize class fractions.
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He hoped the information would convince media companies and advertisers that their primary way of doing business online—through banner ads, sold through split-second digital auctions for fractions of pennies—could not last.
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At present, researchers estimate that some populations have inherited 1 to 2 percent of their DNA from Neanderthals, and up to 6 percent of it from Denisovans—fractions that amount to hundreds of genes.
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But sometimes a recipe calls for teaspoons of wet ingredients, and then also teaspoons of dry ones, and the only choice is to rinse and dry them constantly, or do crazy things with fractions.
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I joked that I didn't believe him, but after players used a mysterious key found at the end of an escape room on an equally mysterious box labeled "launch FF2," Frog Fractions 2 exists.
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His favorite moment during this whole journey was when the deliberately Frog Fractions 2-focused ARG released a video where Crawford is kidnapped by time travelers and drops some floppy disks on the ground.
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While the smaller and larger phones are very comparable in sheer size, the OLED on the iPhone squeezes out the extra fractions of an inch that brings the display right up to the edge.
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The homophobic language, because it was apparently used in jest and as only fractions of longer videos attempting to rebut Maza's Strikethrough series, didn't violate YouTube's policies as far as the company was concerned.
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Talla echoes Levine's thinking here, saying machines like self-driving cars and industrial robots need decisions in fractions of seconds, and there just isn't time to send the data to the cloud and back.
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It works like this: The five steps above take just fractions of a second — it's so fast, in fact, that you're unlikely to even realize that there were two light flashes rather than one.
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Reduce this to the fractions of a second spent judging prospective matches on Tinder, and it's difficult to believe that true art love can be found this way, but it can't hurt to try.
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We've become adept at devoting fractions of our attention to multiple people, videos, and websites at once, and so watching television without a phone in hand has become, at least for me, a challenge.
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For, like all extreme belief-systems, radical Islamism confronts pluralists with a paradox—namely, how do liberal, tolerant majorities protect their values while defending the rights of less tolerant minorities, or fractions of minorities?
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The list of possible fractions is pretty long: First 1/1, then 1/2 and 2/2, then 1/3, 203/3, 3/3 and so on up to 9/10 and 10/10.
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Vonn, in what was most likely her last Olympic downhill, lost fractions of a second on her run to finish behind Sofia Goggia of Italy and the surprise silver medalist, Ragnhild Mowinckel of Norway.
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For fractions, for example, teachers might ask students to apply the underlying principle "part of a whole" in different contexts, making use of pictorial representations and other visual techniques to explore the abstract idea.
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On lengths of yarn stretched between chairs, sixth-grade math students were placing small yellow squares of paper, making number lines—including everything from fractions to negative decimals—in a classroom at Walsh Middle School.
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The observations also provided strong support for cosmic inflation, the idea that the universe expanded much faster than the speed of light in the first few tiny fractions of a second after the Big Bang.
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It might not amount to much, but if enough people sent pennies—or even fractions of a penny—then maybe, just maybe, those micropayments could add up to a real business model for the media.
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The move toward a touchscreen adds the benefit of adaptive typing that will learn as you go – if you, say, constantly miss the space bar by a few fractions of an inch as you type.
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Any sleight, no matter how trivial or imagined, can get you docked a few fractions of a point, the equivalent of a plummet in your credit score, or in Shteyngart's twisted fiction, your Hotness rating.
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In fact, you can use it to take your business career to new heights via Essential Business Math, a practical course that covers depreciation, fractions, interest, and other core mathematical concepts you'll actually use IRL.
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In the United States, budgets for public defenders are typically fractions of the budget for prosecutors and police investigators—state prosecutors spent almost $3.5 billion more than public defenders' offices in 2007, Mother Jones reported.
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As the U.S. develops a new strategy for Afghanistan, a debate rages over where to focus efforts: fighting an endless stream of Taliban in the countryside, or managing the fractions and political instability in Kabul.
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This is where Google executives send their children to learn how to knit, write with chalk on blackboards, practice new words by playing catch with a beanbag and fractions by cutting up quesadillas and apples.
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While that's still significantly below its peak price of just under $224,22010 two years ago, it's substantially higher than the fractions of a penny that one bitcoin cost at the beginning of the Twenty-Teens.
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When I first reported on a set of sigils appearing in various indie games, I cracked wise about Frog Fractions 22, but it wasn't until recently that it seemed possible that was more than a joke.
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The resulting numbers aren't pretty, though it must be said that with engagement on Facebook, the numbers are astronomical to begin with, so even tiny fractions of overall activity end up with 9 or 10 figures.
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Those who cannot afford to buy cars are forced to take out crippling loans to purchase them -- or to rely on public transportation systems that have received fractions of the funding spent on infrastructure for cars.
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A comment by Cynthia Duby of Desert Hot Springs, California, regarding Obama's "unprecedented regulatory power," for example, was registered by the comment system fractions of a second after CQ used its key on May 11, 2017.
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The rear wing, which weighs only 2958 pounds but can support more than 2966 times its mass, uses hydraulic pressure from the gearbox to adjust its height and angle of attack in fractions of a second.
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The rear wing, which weighs only 10.8 pounds but can support more than 100 times its mass, uses hydraulic pressure from the gearbox to adjust its height and angle of attack in fractions of a second.
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The election is set to be a contest between three main political fractions: A pro-military camp, an anti-military group and parties that are neutral or undecided about the side with which they would align.
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That one's different, though: it didn't go so deep into the sound as to recreate it at the sample level, but stopped at the (still quite low) level of half-phones, or fractions of a phoneme.
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But in the context of the so-called rational numbers, which include fractions, 23 loses its prime identity and gains versatility, able to be divided into ever tinier slivers, like a cake at a dieters' convention.
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For a classic Mega Man game, they're looking for frames, fractions of a second that can be cut from a run in order for a person to get ahead of the pack of runners around them.
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It said that you can find infinitely many approximating fractions for each irrational number if your denominators can be any whole number, and if you're willing to accept an error that's 1 over the denominator squared.
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With markets that move billions of dollars in fractions of a second, any delay can lead to big losses over a competitor with a less laggy (and thus more up-to-date) connection to the web.
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A dealer, even if he or she knows the difference, rarely bothers labeling, so a dose of so-called heroin might include fractions of nearly anything — meaning, of course, that the potency might be nearly anything.
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A phrase from Vietnam was circulating anew — "winning hearts and minds" — even as units of hard-helmeted conventional troops spent large fractions of their time guarding their outposts and keeping themselves provisioned in distant, rugged terrain.
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Once a familiar face on the pitwall, and on the movie screen in Roman Polanski's 1972 Monaco documentary 'Weekend of a Champion,' she timed laps to fractions of a second but now forgets to wear a watch.
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Hamilton's team mate Valtteri Bottas led and might have won but for a second safety car, after Renault's Carlos Sainz and Haas's Romain Grosjean collided, that kept the front four nose to tail and only fractions apart.
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I structured the ARG so that the players had this information and were faced with a choice to use or destroy a key and box that would launch Frog Fractions 2, and the Decay, into the world.
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One idea under discussion is Facebook paying users fractions of a coin when they view ads, interact with other content or shop on its platform—not unlike loyalty points accrued at retailers, some of the people said.
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British women's pair Helen Glover and Heather Stanning, meanwhile, paddled into a spot in the semi-finals, narrowly avoiding a break in their five-year unbeaten streak by mere fractions of a second against a surging Denmark.
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In 1963, after working in the art department of Vogue, the designer launched his eponymous business while still bedazzling shoes for Christian Dior and quickly became known for recreating high-end jewelry for fractions of the price.
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Once prized by the likes of the Rothschilds and America's robber barons, these exquisite products of medieval monastic life now sell for fractions of the telephone-number prices paid for contemporary art stars like Twombly and Basquiat.
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Another study showed that when one group of children were given piano training, "the group scored 27 percent higher on proportional math and fractions tests" then the group that did not have piano training (Rauscher et al.).
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Our friends over at Waypoint have started trying to understand it themselves—without actually playing any of those weird in-between games with fractions in the title—in the form of a podcast they're calling Lore Reasons.
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Women and minorities make up just fractions of the overall trucking population: 94 percent of drivers are men, and two-thirds of all drivers are white, according to a 203 report released by the American Trucking Associations.
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We were not born with any kind of ability to intuitively understand fractions, negative numbers, or the many other strange concepts developed by mathematics, but over time, your brain can slowly learn how to deal with them.
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The broader NSE Nifty gained as much as 22.4 percent, while the rupee recovered after earlier falling to as weak as 2.73.5 per dollar, just fractions away from a record low of 254.6 hit in August 22014.
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First, as Brad Setser pointed out in a recent article for the Council of Foreign Relations, six important Asian economies, Japan, China, South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore, continue to save extremely high fractions of their income.
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In training, the flanker spacing is varied, the target contrast is turned way down, and the images are flashed on a screen for fractions of a second — to the point that one can barely see the target.
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He said he had made about $50 on Saturday and $172 on Sunday, tiny fractions of what he usually earned, and was worried he would not be able to pay his rent if the shutdown kept going.
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The province's lakes, streams, and aquifers are so abundant that it may feel like it'll never run out, and until recently, the province was giving water away to private companies for just fractions of pennies on the liter.
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Underneath this elaborate, SimCity-inspired misdirection is what Crawford has been working on since he raised $72,107 on Kickstarter in March 23, where he did little more than vaguely promise a piece of software called Frog Fractions 2.
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I enjoyed watching his stream and seeing him go for all of these nearly impossible tricks just to save fractions of seconds—I think it's awesome that I'm able to do it with him now, three years later.
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According to the summary released by police, the driver pressed on the brake herself "fractions of a second prior to the crash" and the vehicle had not slowed down from the speed she had set for cruise control.
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The case could solidify the need for influencer marketing contracts to come with prorated payment terms where stars are paid fractions of the total purse after each post rather than getting any upfront, as The Fashion Law writes.
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Performance standards — by that I mean C2503-per-kWh, or fractions of renewables on the grid, or miles per gallon per car, or minimum energy standards for your building codes — have been the killer app in energy policy.
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The province's lakes, streams, and aquifers are so abundant that it may feel like it'll never run out, and until recently, the province was giving water away to private companies for just fractions of pennies on the litre.
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That, combined with concerns that bots and cheaters are winning the games, splitting the jackpots into tiny fractions so legitimate winners get less, has hurt the perception of HQ as a game where the smartest can win big.
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Is it time to repeal the 17th Amendment and restore the concept of Bicameralism, two branches of the legislature "accountable to different constituencies" that "the Framers sought to thwart special interest…or 'fractions'" from perverting "the legislative process"?
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Online trading sites allow people to buy and sell it in fractions of a whole, meaning ordinary people don't have to plunk down a big bundle of money all at once to get a piece of the action.
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It's a concept that makes for the kind of incredible efficiencies of scale that allow mega-clouds like Amazon Web Services to afford to offer their customers functionally unlimited supercomputing power for fractions of a cent per hour.
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In other words, 12 and 35 have no prime factors in common — and as a result, there isn't much overlap in the irrational numbers that can be well approximated by fractions with 12 and 35 in the denominator.
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Vanderpoel filled a 10-by-10 grid with abstractly patterned colors in fractions matched to a particular decorative object — say, an Egyptian mummy cloth, a teacup and saucer, a panel of the Alhambra or an Italian majolica vase.
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The 2018 playoffs and World Series offered a parade of twitchy managers yanking their starting pitchers after four innings, summoning a parade of faceless relievers to throw one mind-numbing fastball after another for fractions of an inning.
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Immediately, astronomers suspected that it was from two neutron stars colliding, since the wave perturbed LIGO's instruments for over a minute and a half (much longer than previous signals from black holes, which lasted just fractions of a second).
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Apparently a simple Flash game about frogs and fractions, Crawford's free game had very literal hidden depths, opening up a new and exceedingly weird world to any players who dived under the surface of the pond they played on.
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According to some reports the 10,000 pounds ($13,013.00) Cervelo bikes the likes of Bradley Wiggins, Mark Cavendish and Laura Trott will ride in Rio, have been coated in top-secret aerodynamic paint to shave fractions of seconds off times.
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The vote is set to be a contest between three political fractions: None of the parties are expected to single-handedly win enough seats to form the next government, which means the most likely scenario is a coalition administration.
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In a sport where fractions decide titles, Japan's total was 2.641 points more than surprise silver medallists Russia, while China's failure to stick their landings meant their eight-year Olympic reign was over long before the final rotation started.
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Gold-based financial offerings, including Gold Accumulation Plans (GAPs), allow users to buy and store gold in fractions as small as 22020 grams - an amount that would be an uneconomical to trade physically because of the associated handling costs.
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This would get us much closer to a popular vote than we currently are, but because it would require getting rid of electors — who are human beings and can't be divided into fractions — it would require a constitutional amendment.
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Source: CoinDesk In a separate case filed filed last week against Coinbase, a California and a Michigan resident claimed the crypto company emailed them fractions of a bitcoin in 2013 when it was trading below $200, according to CoinDesk.
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"Materials are manually and mechanically disassembled and shredded into commodity-sized fractions of metals, plastics, and glass," John Yeider, Apple's recycling program manager, wrote under a heading called "Takeback Program Report" in a 2013 report to Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.
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It is a fragile time for the EU, with the U.K. set to vote on whether to quit the group in a referendum next week and fractions over how many refugees each member country should accept from Iraq and Syria.
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As these fractions accrue, however, we learn that DAU's storylines — featuring clandestine homosexual relationships, religious persecution, state paranoia, incest, and theoretical physics — are symptomatic of the same underlying condition: life in a social experiment, whether the Institute or the Soviet Union.
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Artists are already only making fractions of a cent per stream on the platform (less than Apple Music but considerably more than YouTube), and labels are still slow to change old habits and recognize the new, modern market of music consumption.
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To leave Coinbase, they have to have an account balance of zero, but some members had "infinitesimal fractions of cryptocurrency called 'dust' in their accounts," according to Motherboard, which made it hard to actually go through with their protest closures.
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For some equations of this type, it is fruitful to study whether they have solutions among alternative number systems called p-adic numbers, which, like the real numbers, are built by filling in the gaps between whole numbers and fractions.
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And regardless of how close her estimate was to the statistical truth, the backlash to Mr Romney's 47% speech should have been enough for a cautious politician like Mrs Clinton to realise that insulting precise fractions of Americans is bad politics.
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Bitcoin mining is the system by which fractions of Bitcoin are released every ten minutes to computer systems around the world that participate in the processing of Bitcoin transactions, a system that is something like a competition or lottery for computers.
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This is part of the whole partisan ... there are difference fractions within the Republicans in terms of what they want out of this, and they are also looking at their own re-elction chances and their own constituences as well.
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For instance, the 1/24th of a second around which the entire film industry is based on is equal to 2000… on and on forever (even attempting to use nanoseconds to represent these durations ends up creating fractions of nanoseconds).
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That could allow it to find a huge fan of an artist on Pandora earning them just fractions of a cent per stream, retarget them with ads on Facebook, and get them to buy a signed poster or VIP ticket package.
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In doing so, it provides a final answer to a question that has preoccupied mathematicians since ancient times: Under what circumstances is it possible to represent irrational numbers that go on forever—like pi—with simple fractions, like 22/7?
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Music lends itself incredibly well to cross-curricular connections: Breathing exercises teach anatomy; counting beats is number sense; determining note values is working with fractions; moving to music is dance; the history of music is the history of a culture.
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However, you can enhance the type of mathematical equations you&aposre able to conduct by tilting your iPhone&aposs Calculator sideways to access a scientific-calculator layout in landscape mode, allowing you to perform mathematical formulas like fractions or square roots.
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They suggested using fractions to find out how much of yesterday's solar energy was used up by the school, to compare one hour's solar energy to the whole day, and to show how much of the school's energy use was from lighting.
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Regardless of comparative compensation, a difference amounting to fractions of pennies per play, the fact that someone can go on YouTube right now and hear the hottest rap songs without paying isn't negated by someone else playing the same tracks on Tidal.
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Some surgeons prefer to reduce the forehead only by burring it, but Deschamps-Braly, like Ousterhout before him, is committed to procedures that yield more dramatic results—drama, in the context of facial feminization, being measured in millimetres, or in fractions thereof.
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Companies like BP, which has been particularly aggressive in its green self-presentation, have in fact devoted only tiny fractions of their budgets to anything other than exploring for and digging up fossil fuels—the only thing they're really set up to do.
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Also, as the cores are positioned within fractions of a millimetre of the memory they use, that flow of data is already much faster from one part of a circuit board to another than the long-distance trip which would normally be required.
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"Everything in sports is data-driven now," Lepp told me, explaining that he analyzes frame-by-frame video of his own crews and others' in an endless quest to optimize pit crew speed, trying to shave fractions of seconds through more efficient kinetics.
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Fortunately, he received extra funding from TV channel and sometime video game publisher Adult Swim, giving him and his small team the cash to keep their game — and increasingly complicated ARG — going, allowing Frog Fractions 2 to become a delightfully weird late Christmas present.
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Today, a major hit could have hundreds of different versions, like remixes, covers, sample packs, YouTube lyric videos, recordings in other languages, and more, all of which can, in total, generate "trillions and trillions of transactions" that each bring in fractions of a cent.
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I constantly find myself thinking back on the lonely criminals of Thirty Flights of Loving, the hilariously flailing limbs of Octodad, the meta-gaming ridiculousness of Frog Fractions, the lovingly rendered internal struggle of Depression Quest, and the quiet mourning of a relationship in Florence.
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TROON, Scotland, July 14 (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson grabbed a piece of golf history at the British Open on Thursday, capturing a share of the record for the lowest score in a major championship — and coming within fractions of an inch of taking the record outright.
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In the interest of shaving off millimeters (or perhaps fractions of millimeters) of thickness from the last two generations of the MacBook Pro, Apple created butterfly switches, which use four more brittle pieces of plastic and allow each key to travel shorter distances when pressed.
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This is the platform idea that animates Kelly's company: By figuring out a standardized way to combine genetic parts, the same process can be applied across a number of industries to produce goods at fractions of their current costs or to create entirely new products.
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The equation multiplies a string of probabilities -- such as the fraction of stars with planets, the fractions of planets that are habitable, and the percentage of times intelligent life forms -- to give an estimate of the likelihood that we are not alone in the universe.
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The opposition Labour Party, led by Corbyn, saw gains across the U.K. (CNBC) Despite the political uncertainty in Britain and in the U.S. after the testimony of fired FBI director James Comey, the Dow and S&P 500 were only fractions below their record highs.
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The San Francisco-based startup said it is building a new matching engine that will allow firms to match buy and sell orders for cryptocurrencies like bitcoin in fractions of seconds and is building up a team that will cater exclusively to institutional clients.
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Instead of dumping billions of gallons of weed killer like glyphosate on fields, as is done in conventional agriculture, this bot was delivering tiny sniper-like jets of herbicide, making decisions in fractions of milliseconds as it was dragged down a field behind a tractor.
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Today, IBM reported currency impacts that were in the fractions of percentage points in different divisions, but the company counts the U.K. as one of its important international markets, and it's forecasting that currency declines, for example in the U.K. pound, will impact them in quarters ahead.
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"Due to the rapid work of the defendants, the size and frequency of Memcache DDoS attacks were quickly reduced such that within a matter of weeks, attacks utilizing Memcache were functionally useless and delivering attack volumes that were mere fractions of the original size," prosecutors report.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African 400 meters world champion Wayde van Niekerk will train with sprint king Usain Bolt in Jamaica next month in a bid to shave vital fractions of a second off his time in a chase for Olympic gold in Rio de Janeiro.
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The Chiron is the successor to the Veyron, an iconic hypercar that was explicitly designed to be excessive by every measure: horsepower figures into the four figures, sixteen cylinders, four turbochargers, a top speed that can be reasonably measured in fractions of Mach (753, to be exact).
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They argue that the performing rights organizations have long represented only the fractions of songs that they control, and that for a radio station or digital service to be properly licensed, it must have deals in place with the various groups representing any portion of a song.
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Under a VSC, in theory, you can't lose or gain more than a few fractions to rivals on track, but you can gain if you make a pit stop, simply because, while you are being serviced, your rivals are moving more slowly than usual out on track.
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The melting of glacial ice, which has been occurring since the end of the last ice age 12,23 years ago (and is now ramping up because of global warming) is actually speeding up Earth's rotation very slightly, shortening the days by a few fractions of a millisecond.
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They know I've been to their site, but it's apparently too much work for them to figure out that I actually bought the shoes, so they're just gonna keep hammering me with the shoe ad, and it costs them fractions of a penny to send that out.
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While dismissing parts of the lawsuit, Nathan said Lacey detailed many instances of alleged improper care, including for 14 patients with such conditions as Alzheimer's disease, coronary disease, diabetes and a kidney transplant who received only small fractions or none of the care they were prescribed.
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The melting of glacial ice, which has been occurring since the end of the last ice age 12,000 years ago (and is now ramping up because of global warming) is actually speeding up Earth's rotation very slightly, shortening the days by a few fractions of a millisecond.
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Some users with infinitesimal fractions of cryptocurrency called "dust" in their accounts, which are usually leftovers from various transactions, were reportedly met with an error message when they tired to send these small amounts to an external wallet, saying the amount was too small to send.
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The melting of glacial ice, which has been occurring since the end of the last ice age 12,000 years ago (and is now ramping up because of global warming), is actually speeding up Earth's rotation very slightly, shortening the days by a few fractions of a millisecond.
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You'll have a few fractions of a second in the air before you land; use them to protect yourself by tucking your chin to your chest and preparing to roll, which will increase your deceleration time and distribute the force of the impact over more of your body.
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The digital currency went from being worth fractions of a penny in 2009 to $1,200 per coin just four years later, built on a network that makes wiring money anywhere as simple as sending an email, and that aims to singlehandedly render the entire global financial system obsolete.
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What he calls his "German friends" have pushed him into a corner and opened him to hostilities of anti-German "souverainistes" (Front National, La France Insoumise, Debout la France and the angry fractions of a deeply wounded Socialist Party) accounting for more than half of the popular vote.
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As one of the world's largest automakers, Volkswagen's size could give it a head start in establishing economies of scale for electric vehicles, Ramsey said, but a big investment alone won't be enough to seize market share in an industry where competitors fight over fractions of a percentage point.
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Through Minette's story, Vieux-Chauvet tries to navigate the Gordian politics of prerevolutionary Haiti — then called Saint-Domingue — with all its racial and caste divides, from slaves to black freedmen, to maroons, mulattos, planters, poor whites, people of color and all the detailed counting of blood fractions in between.
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"However, if this association is causal, the population-attributable fractions indicate that around 10% of dementia diagnoses are attributable to anticholinergic drug exposure, which would equate, for example, to around 20,000 of the 209,600 new cases of dementia per year in the United Kingdom," the researchers wrote in the study.
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"[The Common Core writers] said, look, let's figure out what's important about fractions and choose a path through them, which leads to ratio and proportion, which leads to linear functions, which leads to aspects of algebra," said Alan Schoenfeld, a professor of education and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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It also turned the project into a kind of Schrödinger's game in fans' eyes, where every new release both was and wasn't Frog Fractions 2, a meme that spawned a subreddit and thousands of tweets from people who thought they might have found the game hidden inside another unassuming title.
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According to the hacker who discovered them, these wallets could possibly be part of a Bitcoin siphon that has been stealing bitcoins from a wallet service or exchange for years, kind of like the code in the film Office Space that was supposed to skim fractions of pennies from transactions.
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Keeping the fee structure sustainable for the startup, preventing creators from having their content accessed without fair payment and avoiding overcharging patrons for processing fees or fractions of a month of access seems somewhat intractable, otherwise the company would have come in with a better solution than its first attempt.
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"He started broadcasting the stock market at a time when you had to wait until the next morning to get a stock price unless you were a broker, and stock prices were reported in fractions, not decimals," said Tom Hudson, who became the program's anchor after Mr. Kangas retired in 2009.
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Beyond giving an update on my ongoing frozen outlet crisis, Austin talks about his hours with Dragon Quest Builders, I explain what a USPS shipment page has to do with Frog Fractions 2, we discuss Blizzard's reveal that Tracer is canonically gay in Overwatch, and we get surprisingly serious during The Question Bucket.
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To match revenue fractions to population percentages, as the Constitution's direct tax clauses demand, we estimate that the wealth tax rate in West Virginia — the poorest state per capita — would need to be roughly 10 times the rate in more affluent California and more than 20 times the rate in prosperous Connecticut.
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Old Man Marley, on the other hand, is maybe the only adult who has a fraction of a chance in helping Kevin reunite with his family or at least find the adult supervision he so clearly needs—several fractions of a chance, really, all of which he doesn't even attempt to take.
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Certainly, at a very gross level, the most famous cryptocurrencies tend to be worth more in raw dollar terms than the rest of them, which frequently trade for bare fractions of a penny—but beyond that, there is no anchor whatsoever to explain why 1 bitcoin should trade for $100, $1000, or 10 cents.
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Uggerhøj and his team figured out that since our planet came to be, time at the core has been lagging behind time at the surface by mere fractions of a second — around 0.0000000003 of a second— which seems negligible, but over the course of Earth's 4.5-billion-year lifespan, this has accumulated to a 1.5-year age difference.
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Gettysburg's rider, Paco Lopez, gunned his colt to the lead and laid down testing fractions of 48.48 seconds for a half-mile and 1 minute 13.28 seconds for three-quarters, a pace that more often than not wobbles the legs of horses trying Belmont's mile-and-a-half distance for the first and usually last time.
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One child, around 9 or 10 years old, said: Another described doing a fractions test: For me, something changed from fifth grade onward, and throughout the remedial college courses and hours spent hovering over more thick textbooks, I wondered if I had ADD, dyslexia with numbers (known as dyscalculia), or if I was just kinda dumb.
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