Sentence examples for neglected zero from inspiring English sources

Zero may be nothing, but a lot comes out of Charles Seife's story of it in "Zero: The Biography of a Dangerous Idea," which entertainingly traces the history of numbers from 30,000 years ago, when some form of human neglected zero while notching a wolf bone that was eventually unearthed in the 1930's, down to the role that zero plays in contemporary cosmological theory.

It turns out that I neglected two important steps.

Many readers felt I neglected two important points.

But it is a problem nevertheless, and a neglected one.

It was much the same as the old, neglected one.

But I do think it's an important and neglected one.

The son returns to the sanatorium and finds his father in bed, having been neglected two weeks.

But the report neglected one powerful incentive for the switch to electronic records: the resulting databases of clinical information are gold mines for medical research.

However, the existing empirical studies have neglected two important issues related to farmland conversion: spillover effects from neighboring areas and the impacts of farmland fragmentation.

The night he clinched the Democratic presidential nomination, Mr. Gore neglected five other states where there were primaries and popped up in Tallahassee, the capital of Florida, for his victory celebration.

Young and from Manipur, one of the neglected "seven sister" states in the north-east, he dares to hope that the Vivek Express now binds his state more closely to the rest of the country.