non-zero
- adjective
- /nɒnˈzɪəroʊ/
- Specialized
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no cero
- The scientist discovered a non-zero value in her calculations, indicating a significant finding.
If it was non zero then the strong nuclear force would violate A symmetry known as CP symmetry.
- If it was non zero then the strong nuclear force would violate A symmetry known as CP symmetry.
- And if there is a non zero chance of my deposits being at risk at a smaller bank, why would I bank at a smaller bank?
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And if there is a non zero chance of my deposits being at risk at a smaller bank, why would I bank at a smaller bank?
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There is a non zero chance that it will be brilliant.
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So to show it's a field we have to show that every non zero element is a unit.
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Naughty if if we wanted to allow it to be non zero, that would sound but right?
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Commutator of A with B may be non zero and there are two possibilities.
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Well wait, capital Q being non zero, that just says the conserve quantity is non zero.
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If we have a stress tensor in which all the terms are non zero, it can be diagonalized.
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If it was non zero then the strong nuclear force would violate A symmetry known as CP symmetry.
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To ensure accuracy, the measurements must reflect a non-zero quantity, as anything else would be incorrect.
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In mathematics, a non-zero result confirms that the variables are interacting properly.
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A number or amount that is not zero
Continuing to exist or not equal to zero
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Etymology
Non-zero is made from the parts non- meaning 'not' (as in nonstop) and zero, a word that comes from an old Arabic word sifr meaning 'empty'. So non-zero simply means 'not zero', that is, it has some value other than zero.