Sentence examples for precisely neutral from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg carefully studies each member of the Fed's Open Market Committee (the body that determines that crucial rate), and has rated Powell as precisely "neutral," meaning he is neither a "dove" (someone generally supportive of lower rates to increase employment) or a "hawk" (someone who is more worried about inflation and wants to use faster-rising rates to slow the economy down).

Just neutral and approachable".

This point of view matters because it is precisely the neutral and apolitical focus on weight that has contributed to our current public health mess.

Benjy's interiority is disorienting and exhilarating to experience in standard black ink precisely because this neutral printing perfectly conveys the "unbroken-surfaced confusion of an idiot which is outwardly a dynamic and logical coherence" — Faulkner's own description of his ambitions for Benjy's section.

In terms of the theory, then, the rate of substitution of neutral alleles is precisely the rate at which the neutral alleles arise by mutation, independently of the number of individuals in the population or of any other factors.

Because of the lack of activation bends, the loop's neutral position is precisely and accurately defined, it being merely the loop's passive position as it sits before insertion.

The ultrafast carrier dynamics elucidated from the time-resolved PL analysis demonstrates that high-density semiconductor nanostructures precisely designed and fabricated by neutral beam etching using bio-nano-templates are promising for optical applications based on quantum effects such as quantum dot lasing and photovoltaics.

Precisely, Liu [11] considered a linear neutral stochastic differential equations with constant delays and some stability properties of the mild solutions in a similar way as Datko [25] in the deterministic case.

First we will be concerned by the case when the delay is finite, more precisely we consider the following class of neutral functional differential equations (4.1).

In fact, many are continuing to talk to me precisely because they believe that my project is neutral and genuinely interested in creating an archive for future generations.

In the current setting additional concerns regarding spatial selection bias may be raised when excluding nongeocoded data due to the fact that geocoding success, more precisely the prevalence of nongeocodes, is often not geographically neutral [26], [27].