How To Use zeroth In A Sentence
- When the wave is switched off, the photon propagates in the zeroth order of diffraction to polarization analyzers respectively oriented at angles a and b, and when it is switched on the photons propagate in the first order of diffraction to polarization analyzers respectively oriented at angles a² and b². Bell's Theorem
- As a newly reminted citizen of Azeroth, and someone who appreciates Asian culture, I am enthralled by the neatness of the Lunar Festival. MMOG Nation » 2006 » January
- A new optical real-time processing method was proposed to weaken the zeroth -order diffractive spot in the power spectrum using a Gaussian high-pass filter.
- How do we deal with the notion that truly valuable economic activity occurs in Azeroth, Norrath and increasingly other earthland realms? Here come the regulators....everybody duck!
- Otherwise, we have more of the lumbering and vaguely stegosaur-like "stegodons" seen elsewhere in Azeroth and a bizarre mutation of basilisk that they're calling "Diemetradon" (clearly loosely inspired by the Permian-aged Dimetrodon, which, you'll note, isn't a dinosaur, but, rather, a pelycosaurian synapsid). Howard Hughes Looks the Other Way
- June 4, 2006, 6: 08 pm equifax dispute says: equifax dispute referring zeroth compute interferometry Thorstein heedless The Volokh Conspiracy » Mark Steyn on the canadian health care system.–
- Moonkin are bouncy and huggable and have a kick-ass dance routine, I predict that if you were to approach Azeroth's heroes with a big boomkin hoot you would have a formidable following. WoW.com
- As always my Zeroth law is that the best policy is no policy.
- If Jehoiachin had been held captive for thirty-seven years before the accession of Evil-Merodach, then "the thirty-seventh year" would have to be the thirty-seventh year following a "zeroth" or "starting" year. CreationWiki - Recent changes [en]
- One could define zeroth-order objects to be objects which are not predicated of other objects; first-order objects (properties) to be those which are predicated of other objects; second-order objects (binary relationships) to be those which are predicated of pairs of other objects, and so on. Archive 2009-01-01
