Sentence examples for negative character of from inspiring English sources

Throughout the decades since Nixon, conservatism has retained the essentially negative character of an insurgent movement.

Despite the negative character of this and other results which are often taken to bear on the status of \ \textbf{P} \neq \textbf{NP}\)?, resolving this and the other open questions remains an important topic of research in theoretical computer science.

Another metaphoric collocation involving the descriptive element of venting (e.g. he vented his embarrassment/anger/frustration by…) underlies the negative character of these emotions and the process which leads to decreased power and weakening of the Experiencer, letting metaphorical air (anger) escape or release from confinement and, similarly to a tyre, making it flat (devoid of tension power).

As an indicator of the positive or negative character of each interview, a quotient of the number of positive and negative statements was adopted: i.e., a score of 1 signified an equal number of both types of evaluations: <1 meant a predominance of negative assessments: and >1 indicated a predominance of positive evaluations.

It is worth noticing that the non-negative character of the substrate and biomasses is preserved at each iteration, even during longer periods of time.

Then the statement about the equalization of pressures follows from the non-negative character of the entropy production, just as do the other statements about irreversible processes inside the system.

The inherited conservation laws of momenta and, especially, the non-negative character of the energy dissipation leads to an improved performance over existing, more classical schemes showing numerical instabilities in the considered highly nonlinear geometric setting of large deformations and strains.

The dominant-negative character of the PG-1 allele was confirmed by crossing the PG-1 R0 plant to wild-type tobacco, producing an approximate 1∶1 ratio of white (18) to red (21) flower phenotypes in the resulting seedlings.

The psychic dimension of pain is associated with attachment of an emotionally negative character to pain sensations.

So, for instance, the Welsh Medraut is made the villainous Modredus by Geoffrey, but there is no trace of such a negative character for this figure in Welsh sources until the 16th century.

If the men you're dating show all the signs of Mr. Darcy's negative character and none of his redeeming features, you may be going after men who will never connect fully with you and who are commitment-phobic, causing continuous hurt.