Sentence examples for Zero usage from inspiring English sources

Yet there has been zero usage of electricity since the pension fund took responsibility of the unit in October.

The goal would not be to go to zero usage overnight, but we could expect to see levels that are more compatible with local and global sustainability objectives.

With zero usage, there is zero cost.

This group showed almost zero usage of English-language media modes, and generally preferred Japanese over other languages (except for interpersonal communication).

For days 3 and 7, fraudulent installs show zero usage.

Since, for most items, the data were skewed (high proportions of participants with zero usage, small numbers of participants with very high usage), comparisons were conducted using medians and inter-quartile range, and Mann Whitney U tests.

In 4th- and 5th-century usage, "the Nicene faith" did not refer to the creed of Nicaea as such, but rather to its teaching.

Hence, in a 20th-century usage, "Byzantine" signifies not just a fine style of architecture but a rotten style of government.

Cachao, who died in 2008 at 89, was a traditionalist with the soul of an explorer, which helps explain how he adapted the courtly, elegant Cuban danzón to 20th-century usage and then laid much of the groundwork for mambo.

The term sentimental, in its mid-18th-century usage, signified refined or elevated feeling, and it is in this sense that it must be understood in Laurence Sterne's Sentimental Journey (1768).

By the 17th century usage and statute had established the acre, rod, and furlong at their present values (4,840 square yards, 16.5 feet, and 660 feet, respectively), together with other historic units.