Sentence examples for naturally zero from inspiring English sources

Naturally, zero event/count is a possibility; certain entities may even display particularly many null observations, which phenomenon will be addressed later in this tutorial.

Naturally, one hears rumors of Gesualdo's ghost haunting the premises.

In the end, the entire display required 3,200 bottles and, naturally, one large mirror ball.

Naturally, one of the key pieces on display is the George Barris Munster Koach – the crazy custom car from the 1960s television sitcom, "The Munsters".

The law of merchant shipping was quite naturally one of the first branches of private law to attract attention for possible international regulation.

Naturally, one of the more prominent concerns people have about E.V.'s is how far they will go before the batteries die.

The opening days of Fashion Week tend to attract young designers, so naturally one expects to learn something new about dressing, or at least see some decent troublemaking.

How can I be a little bit more grown up so that I fit into their world?" So I'm naturally one who listens more and talks less.

Or was he more naturally one of the sophisters, economists and calculators whose rise marked, for Edmund Burke, the passing of the age of chivalry?

Naturally, one assumes its inevitable, fiery demise.

This gate has two entries and, naturally, two outputs.