Similar words: gravitational attraction, fictional character, fraction, refraction, infraction, diffraction, factionalism, educational activity. Meaning: ['frækʃnəl] 
adj. constituting or comprising a part or fraction of a possible whole or entirety.
adj. constituting or comprising a part or fraction of a possible whole or entirety. 
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211. To examinee, the place is more valuable than fractional absolute value.
212. The method avoids product fractionation in the prior coking fractional distillation column, thereby greatly reducing investment and operation cost.
213. Let's say you're doing a fractional distillation of some sort.
214. Gell-Mann and Zweig recognized that their idea had a severe problem: one has to assign fractional charges to the quarks to come up with the known charges of the mesons and baryons.
215. Firstly, the algorithm finds out the maximum points of each corresponding fractional, and converts the curve modulus composed by these maximums to wavelet domain through the lifting SWT.
216. In addition, our factory also provides steel plate casing axial flow fan motors, YS , YU, YC and YY series energy-saving fractional horsepower motors Specialpurpose motors can be customized.
217. they started the fractional reserve system which is the central feature of modern banks.
218. At the same time, it overcomes the shift of the edge using fractional order differentiation directly.
219. By analyzing the relationship between basis expansion model (BEM) and Doppler spectrum, the authors propose a scheme based on fractional BEM for the estimation of doubly selective channel parameters.
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