Sentence examples for tending towards zero from inspiring English sources

"If replication and distribution costs are tending towards zero," he explains, "this is one of the most important engines in the transformation of the music industry.

Hence, most of the published correlations were constructed taking this asymptotic feature into account, despite the fact that reliable SLH values well beyond 5% were also reported particularly for Bond numbers tending towards zero.

(b) The corresponding time course of the number of active osteoclasts ((y)) tending towards zero.

(b) The corresponding time course of the number of active osteoclasts ((z)) tending towards zero.

Since the price of an investment over time tends towards its fundamentals, that means that the price of Bitcoin will keep doing what it has been doing since the Bitcoin Bubble burst, which is tending towards zero.

The 1950 eruption is regarded by Pyle and Elliott as anomalous in terms of eruption duration as a function of inter-eruption interval (their figure sixteen); we retained it here because an alternative view on their figure sixteen is that a duration/interval relationship curve should intercept close to zero duration for inter-eruption intervals tending towards zero.

He wrote: Hitherto the affairs of the world had been as it were dispersed…; since this date [220 bce] history has formed an organic whole, and the affairs of Italy and Africa have been interlinked with those of Greece and Asia, all tending towards one end (I, 3, 3 4).

Hitherto the affairs of the world had been as it were dispersed…; since this date [220 bce] history has formed an organic whole, and the affairs of Italy and Africa have been interlinked with those of Greece and Asia, all tending towards one end (I, 3, 3 4).

On sinusoidal profiles when ε0/δ → ∞, the rate of levelling tends towards zero.

In the jargon of economics, the marginal costs per unit of output tend towards zero and the returns to scale are high.

Vertically propagating radio wave reflects in the region where its refractive index n tends towards zero.