Sentence examples for fundamental negatives from inspiring English sources

"We believe that the fundamental negatives (lower product gross margins and lower licensing revenues) in 2005 are largely built into the stock price," Piper Jaffray said.

However, the study also concluded that the heavy commitment of time needed to manage the many aspects of UN reform and the concern that UNICEF's image and ability to dialogue directly with government may be lost, pose some of the fundamental negatives in the minds of country offices.

The unbalanced grid voltage V 2 generates an unbalanced output current I2 from the VSC at the fundamental negative frequency.

It will also introduce a new frequency component in the Park Transformation at the fundamental negative frequency as shown in Fig. 5.

Under unbalanced grid condition, the conventional synchronous reference frame phase-locked loop (SRF-PLL) does not work well due to the effect of the fundamental negative sequence component.

Physicists once held three electron truths to be self-evident: The particle is indivisible, has a fundamental negative charge, and is "pointlike --that is, concentrated in an infinitely small spointlike --that

The basic idea of the proposed method is to eliminate the fundamental negative sequence component and attenuate the harmonic components of the grid voltage with the complex-coefficient filters.

A fundamental negative result is then proved: no general self-stabilizing algorithm exists for distributed defeat status computation, indicating that self-stabilizing algorithms for this problem can be defined only under specific conditions.

This paper proposes a new synchronization method, the sinusoidal amplitude integrator based phase locked loop (SAI-based PLL), to efficiently eradicate the effect of the fundamental negative sequence component.

You see, I expect the prices of my shares to fluctuate in value throughout my ownership period, which in most cases is several years, and so I only consider selling my shares if there is a fundamental negative change in the company's prospects or share prices become irrationally overvalued.

In a written statement to ProPublica, it states that, "Magnetar's CDO investment strategy was based on statistical arbitrage and did not reflect a fundamental negative view of housing prices".