Sentence examples for deemed zero from inspiring English sources

For a choice of N and M, define (27) We will show that (28) for N ≥ M ≥ 1, where the second term is deemed zero if N= Nopt(M,L), even when L=+∞.

Distance to the gene was defined as the absolute distance between the SM breakpoint and the nearest transcription start or end, whichever was closer, regardless of strand and orientation; if the breakpoint was in the interior of a transcript, that distance was deemed zero.

It is also deemed one of Africa's lowest credit risks.

Those of the past cannot be undone, and the Sanchez era has been deemed one.

Before the crash, housing was widely deemed one of the safest possible investments.

Mr. Spiegel deemed two items in the show, a phallic sculpture and a composition of graphic text, objectionable.

Lloyd C. Blankfein, Goldman's chief executive, was deemed one of 10 influential bankers in an annual list by Bloomberg Markets Magazine.

(In 2007, he published the best seller "God Is Not Great" — a title Rushdie ruefully deemed one word too long).

Writing at the height of the banking crisis in 2008, Piketty deemed three reforms necessary: shareholders and managers bailed out by the public must pay a price.

The Vatican, having deemed two cures of gravely ill children miraculous, has announced that the onetime socialite will indeed be Saint Katharine Drexel as of October.

It is said that the broken pieces of the Colossus of Rhodes, a statue deemed one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, were recycled for scrap.