Sentence examples for Almost neglected from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, polysyllabic ones are almost neglected.

The financial factor was almost neglected in the earlier QFD applications (Tang et al. 2002).

Hence under STC, the proposed method presents a faster response with a good efficiency and oscillations are almost neglected.

Graham McAleer (1999) pointed to the fact that Giles' Commentary on the Sentences has been almost neglected as a source for Giles' political philosophy.

The calculation shows that when the element resistance is more than 15 kΩ, the output voltage drift can be almost neglected.

As shown in Fig. 15, under variable temperature, the proposed method presents a faster response to reach the new MPP and the oscillations are almost neglected.

This might be mainly due to almost neglecting all other plants on offer apart from T. micrantha in the 'choice' group, leading to a similar diet of both groups.

Most of mathematical models that really work are simplifications of the basic theoretical models and use in the backgrounds an assumption that some terms are big, and some other terms are small enough to neglect or almost neglect them.

A proper system of public healthcare, along with most public services, was almost completely neglected by the regimes preceding President Chávez.

As a result, for some 30 years after the publication of Bloomfield's textbook, the study of meaning was almost wholly neglected by his followers; most American linguists who received their training during this period had no knowledge of, still less any interest in, the work being done elsewhere in semantics.

He also wrote about aspects of the ancient world almost totally neglected by other historians, including accounting standards and attitudes toward debt and credit.