Sentence examples for zero off from inspiring English sources

Economic growth in 1998 and 1999 will be near zero, off from nearly 8% in 1997.

At zero, off we went — to 30, 40, 50, 60 miles an hour.

"First, I'd ask the president and the Democrats if they have anything more innovative -- or anything to promote efficiency and save money -- beyond slashing a zero off the amount they pay doctors," said David Dranove, a professor of health industry management at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern.

He said John Madden told him long ago that the best thing a coach can do is get that zero off the scoreboard, "since when you leave it up there it has a way of staying up there longer than it should".

By cutting so many corners, Ms. Brickley and Mr. Hope, who live in Manhattan, sliced a zero off the average cost of a New York City wedding — $3,500 versus the $35,000 estimated by the Wedding Library, a Manhattan planning service.

If you would take a zero off everyone of our metrics, it would look very normal.

Oh, and by the way, the Spurs have won 18 straight games with exactly zero off-court drama.

A high on/off current ratio (higher than 107), a subthreshold swing of only 285 μV/dec, and zero off-state leakage current were experimentally observed.

Although NEM relay has "almost zero" off-state leakage current, it has more or less "poor" endurance characteristics as well as its intrinsic switching time issue (because of its mechanical movement).

The uas-PDFrnai construct created by Dietzl et al. [30] is predicted to have zero off-target genes (http://stockcenter.vdrc.at/) based on the predicted sequence of all possible 19-mers produced by the diced double-stranded PDFrnai hairpin [30].

However, if we apply the transformation described in equation 6 to correct for the stimulus correlations, then the autocovariance matrix of the transformed stimulus CΣ has zero off-diagonal elements and the resulting RF estimate ĝc blue arrow) now matches the actual RF g.