The phrase "a zero coefficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or statistical contexts to refer to a coefficient that has a value of zero, indicating no effect or contribution in an equation or model.
Example: "In the regression analysis, the variable had a zero coefficient, suggesting it did not significantly influence the outcome."
Alternatives: "a null coefficient" or "a coefficient of zero".
Red colour indicates a negative coefficient, blue colour indicates a positive coefficient and white colour indicates non-inclusion, i.e. a zero coefficient.
For such solutions, we require a zero coefficient determinant, that is left| {varvec{K} - omega^{2} varvec{M}} right| = {mathbf{0}}.
Assuming again that we were able to identify which banks do not face any capital constraint, a cross-sectional regression of (Delta log L_{t}) on (Delta log frac{1}{gamma ^{R}+gamma _{t}^{U}}) and ( Delta log K_{t}) ran in that sample would deliver a zero coefficient of ( Delta log K_{t}).
Such a material will have a zero coefficient of temperature with resonance frequency around a particular temperature.
The proposed wire, he said in May, will be "a continuous cable of buckytubes that we expect will conduct electricity 10 times better than copper yet have only one-sixth the weight, a zero coefficient of thermal expansion and a tensile strength greater than steel.
A zero coefficient on the expected value (the participant is only sensitive to risk) produces a horizontal line.
Embedding a bit in any zero coefficients will break the run-length pattern into two and the bit-rate increase will depend on the original and the resulting run-length patterns.
We report the design of a new nanocomposite exhibiting a zero temperature coefficient of resistivity, which are composed of tantalum nitride and copper nanoparticles.
In the plot, the solid line corresponds to a zero absorption coefficient while the dashed line to nonzero absorption.
This is because whenever a zero AC coefficient is modified to non-zero, an extra symbol is needed to be coded.
where D is a constant, and Eg is estimated by extrapolating the straight-line portion of the spectrum to a zero absorption coefficient value.
