Sentence examples for norm of zero from inspiring English sources

In the absence of net-neutrality rules which set a norm of zero prices we face the prospect of pricing wars pitting all against all, in the Hobbesian sense.

(CBS ultimately prevailed in extracting higher fees to carry its content). In the absence of net-neutrality rules which set a norm of zero prices we face the prospect of pricing wars pitting all against all, in the Hobbesian sense.

In the absence of net-neutrality rules — which set a norm of zero prices — we face the prospect of pricing wars pitting all against all, in the Hobbesian sense.

Thus, MBR-based treatment promises a suitable option for effluent treatment to achieve the norm of zero discharge in general.

A smaller Frobenius matrix norm indicates higher similarity between matrices, such that identical matrices have a norm of zero.

He also wanted sales people who were not intrusive, well-designed furniture sets at nonnegotiable prices, and delivery far swifter than the industry norm of two to three months.

The schools teach the exam curriculum alongside the Steiner curriculum, but often stagger exams, starting them early and doing a few every year rather than the national norm of eight over two years.

So we use traditional breeds which are grown longer – they are slaughtered at nine months or more, compared to the commercial norm of four – and are fed a varied free-range diet.

Hastings officials said the percentage was low for the 5,000-plus 5,000-plush meet, and the provincial Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch startsheachtality rate was within the industry normeet two deands per 1,000 sthets.

As polyphony developed, the two- and three-part music of the 13th century expanded to a norm of four parts in the art music of the 15th century and to five or six parts by the middle of the 16th century.

Now they are settling close to the historic norm of three times.