Sentence examples for negligible concept from inspiring English sources

The nomadic population has a negligible concept of rights.

Also in the solid breeder blanket concept, a non-negligible fraction of the tritium produced will be in the tritiated water fraction.

Both concepts had a negligible effect on initiation of failure, but Z-pinning did stiffen the element, leading to lower strains at damage initiation.

I'm deeply influenced by Chekhov who doesn't deal with concepts; he deals with negligible people who realised that we'll all be forgotten within 40 years of our deaths.

But he doesn't know what will replace capitalism, only what could: a nu-socialist society where technology allows industry to function with negligible cost and, therefore, work as a concept will almost cease to exist.

Based on his analysis, hormesis has not made a substantial contribution to the field and, as a concept, is now only less negligible than it was 15 years ago.

According to the specific sharing concept, the case study only shows negligible differences.

New concept of a passive-safety reactor "KAMADO" has a negligible possibility of core melting and flexibility of total reactor power.

The lossless operation, that is, an ability to transmit and store ions with negligible losses, is one of the key attributes of the SLIM concept.

The evaluated hydrogen plant concepts produced 100,000 Nm3/hydrogenequivalentlentoto 300 MWth) with negligible net power output for export.

The TTC concept was developed to define an acceptable daily intake for any unstudied chemical that poses a negligible risk of carcinogenicity or other toxic effects.