fractional

IPA: frˈækʃʌnʌɫ

(grammar) An expression of a fractional number.
Partial ownership of a property, such as real estate or a chartered airplane, such that each partial owner has use of the property for only a portion of the time.
(chemistry) Relating to a fraction in a material distillation or separation process.

Examples of "fractional" in Sentences

The use of water bathing in fractional crystallization.
Eagles, Maples, etc in fractional sizes cost to damn much.
Those fractions are probably the origin of the terms fractional distillation
Without a LoLR, any bank that engages in fractional reserve banking is always liable to a bank-run.
ID guy insists that Shannon Information doesn't deal in fractional bits, even when it was pointed out that Shannon said "a decimal digit is about 3 1/3 bits."
Its called "fractional reserve banking" which originated from the Federal Reserve..who are the masters of loaning 10 times more money then they actually have in their reserves!
I also suppose it would be sorta ok if private banks wanted to engage in fractional reserve banking but only if there was a big notice in BIG BIG letters in the written contract explaining the risks.
Industry studies have shown that over the long term fractional ownership may be cheaper than renting after comparing the cost of vacationing to the cost of owning a fractional vacation residence, particularly in a highly desirable resort area.
What we know as fractional reserve banking equates to letting banks keep a tiny fraction of their deposits (their depositors 'money, one should perhaps add) in order to lend out the remainder for profit (theirs, not the depositors', one should perhaps add).