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n. (decimal point English)
Usage examples of "decimal points".
She's now lined up to fourteen decimal points and A-OK and ready to go.
It is easy to scramble up your decimal points in calculations of this type and I may have lost a few billion parsecs here and there, but the implication in general is clear: with that selfless act long ago, you singlehandedly saved the cosmos.
It was about how interactivity was going to make your life better in the future, and we couldn't stop giggling because of all the Pentium jokes about decimal points being spammed around the Internet.
The problem was the same sort but I had to be careful about decimal points.
I instructed the satellite to give me the figures of the galactic meridians it was traversing at 22-second intervals while orbiting Solaris, and I specified an answer to five decimal points.
In principle, such a journey, mounting the decimal points ever closer to the speed of light, would even permit us to circumnavigate the known universe in some fifty-six years ship time.
He should have been unsurprised as the media hollered, the pols debated, the scientists chased ever-receding decimal points, and the people clamored.
Numbers, decimal points, degree signs -- space was threatening to become an impenetrable wall of numbers.