Sentence examples for be zero which means from inspiring English sources

Second, the summation of each row of this matrix must not be zero which means that each distribution center should cover the demand of at least one customer.

Second, the summation of each row of this matrix must not be zero which means each distribution center should cover the demand of at least one customer.

If the packet is only processed by the native network (e.g., when packet is sent via native channel) the value in 'Nets' would be zero which means packet has no trailer information and is only using the native network resources.

Actually, because the existence of noise, when SPICE scans angles around the real DOA value, the energy estimation (( {widehat{P}}_k )) will not be zero, which means there is "energy leakage" around the real DOA in the angular spectrum.

The first one is that the shortest protruding length of the paddles should be zero, which means the following geometric constraint should be satisfied: begin{aligned} L le R_{S} + R_A end{aligned} (5 where (R_S = sqrtx^2_S + y^2_{S})) is the radius of the workspace of paddle-shaft and (R_A) is the radius of the wheel.

As we see the weight of second place is zero, which means that the second place vote does not have any meaning.

"The only acceptable error rate is zero, which means that as long as there is an error rate above zero, we must continue putting substantial effort into reducing the error rate still further," Dr. Dickey said.

If the angle between H and S is zero which means they are the same subspace, then everything is nulled but noise, and this is the upper bound.

These micro-community cluster formation continues till value of Q is 0 i.e. leading eigenvalue is zero which means that subgraph is indivisible.

In the solution, all slacks (w i for inputs and s r for outputs) were zero, which means that RMF was not weakly efficient but efficient.

From it we can find that when (tau< 3.5365) the amplitude is zero, which means system (1) is locally asymptotically stable at the interior equilibrium (E^).