Sentence examples for sweeping negative from inspiring English sources

The storm begins to brew when she turns these views into a series of sweeping, negative statements about the things that women "can't" do.

In a letter to the magazine, Mr. Corzine's children protested "the sweeping negative narrative the authors use to describe our family".

"Though the Detroit bankruptcy, along with other high-profile cases such as in Stockton, Calif., had a sweeping negative impact" on municipal markets, Friday's settlement should have a calming effect because it resolves the issue, he said.

To well-illuminate the experimental results, we define two Vg scanning directions: forward scan corresponds to Vg sweeping from negative to positive voltage, while backward scan corresponds to Vg from positive to negative voltage.

For method 2 measurement, the I-V curves were measured as the voltage was applied to the drain electrode by sweeping form negative to positive.

Then, one of the cells (cell A) is switched to LRS while cell B can be maintained in HRS by sweeping low negative bias at the TE.

c I-V curves of the parallel Si NWs when a voltage was applied to the drain electrode by sweeping from negative to positive bias, as shown in the inset.

In order to switch the device back to "ON" state, cell A needs to switch back to LRS by sweeping with negative bias of ~−0.6 V (Vth3); therefore, both cells are in LRS.

The SiN x samples were capped with aluminum and subjected to capacitance voltage measurements, sweeping over large negative and positive ranges to observe trapped charge dependent flat band voltage shifts.

When the voltage was applied to the drain electrode by sweeping from positive to negative (in method 1) or negative to positive bias (in method 2), the barrier height on the high-temperature anode side would be tuned simultaneously due to the asymmetric Joule heating effects.

The device went through the asymmetric Joule heating process as the voltage was applied to the drain electrode by sweeping from positive to negative bias in method 1 (left) or negative to positive bias in method 2 (right).