Sentence examples for means negative from inspiring English sources

° represents the Hadamard product of two matrices, and (neg) means negative.

For now that means negative real interest rates of about 0.5%.

As grime is a genre that works best live, cancelling gigs means negative coverage, and even less of the positive press that comes from live reviews.

Red corresponds to positive changes, while blue means negative changes.

In addition, it is important to mention that it is feasible to have values less than 0.0; this means negative values because the experiment is performed after the normalization process.

The bidirectional spillover in reference to Pakistan, China, Sri Lanka and Hong Kong was found asymmetric in nature, means negative shocks tends to generate more volatility than positive shocks.

By "the other part," Mr. Giuliani meant negative campaigning, and today Mr. McCain acknowledged his gratitude.

I don't mean negative — I mean not engaging, and in some cases not informed or even mildly interesting.

But seasoned political professionals warned against taking that to mean negative ads would not work in the general election.

He claimed that Obama won by "suppressing the vote," but by voter suppression he meant negative ads about Bain.

On the contrary, magnificent countryside seems to be a positive, or maybe I mean negative, deterrent to man-made beauty.