Sentence examples for more negative real from inspiring English sources

Still others suggest more vigorous monetary stimulus in order to raise inflation, which would make more negative real interest rates possible.

In an interview with Ezra Klein, he noted:First, there are the questions of just how productive will be the investments that are not attractive at a negative real rate but only become attractive at a more negative real rate, and how much incremental investment will be stimulated.

If we specify control parameter Q so that the eigenvalues of local system matrix of I N  ⊗  A k  +  C e (Q) ⊗  B k of coupled synthetic gene oscillators have more negative real part (i.e. in far left hand complex s-domain), the coupled synthetic gene oscillators are with more robust synchronization to tolerate more intrinsic parameter fluctuations and to filter more extrinsic noise.

We found that if the eigenvalues of these local linear gene networks are in the far left-hand side of the complex domain (i.e., with more negative real parts or more stable), then the gene network will tolerate more process delays and intrinsic molecular fluctuations, and could also filter more extrinsic molecular noises to achieve the design purpose of gene networks.

In general, if the design parameters of coupled synthetic genetic oscillators are specified so that the eigenvalues of local coupled system matrix I N  ⊗  A Wk  +  C ⊗  B Wk are far in the left hand side of complex s-domain (i.e. with more negative real part), then the coupled synthetic genetic networks are more easy to synchronize in spite of intrinsic parameter fluctuation and extrinsic noise.

If they were shown more negative material, for example, did they become more negative?

Sometimes, I think, we use the term "darkness" in a pejorative sense, to indicate that the fictive world has been (unfairly, or out of sloth, or cynicism, or bad craft) skewed in the direction of having more negative event than "real life" does.

They facilitate adjustment amid nominal rigidities, the most important of which is the inability of the central bank's policy rate to fall below zero: higher inflation means a more negative, and more stimulative, real interest rate.

We show now that for p >  s the point B is a sink, i.e., its eigenvalues have negative real parts (more exactly, one eigenvalue is real negative, and two others are complex with negative real part).

"The tone on StreetEasy and Curbed tends to be a lot more negative than positive," said Noah Rosenblatt, a real estate agent and the founder of the real estate blog UrbanDigs.com.com

As noted in the chart above, OVER 100% of the GDP growth since 2007 has simply been more debt:  more stimulus, more bailouts, more ZIRP policies by our Central Banksters - all masking NEGATIVE real economic growth.  .