nonzero
- adjective
- /nɒnˈziːroʊ/
- Specialized
- When a number is represented in a binary format, shifting out any nonzero bit is a loss of significance.
- nonzero number
- nonzero value
- nonzero gradients
However, if the rope has nonzero mass, then its tension will vary along its length.
- However, if the rope has nonzero mass, then its tension will vary along its length.
Examples
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Reaction rates cannot be infinitesimally slow, because nonzero current must be provided to generate power.
Academic text (1994) -
So this is all of the nonzero rationals.
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This function is only nonzero when X is equal to what?
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I will say I think it is usually nonzero and leave it at that.
Blog text (13) -
This sum is only nonzero when L is equal to K final.
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My point is, clearly there are a nonzero number of planted bombs in America.
Blog text (4) -
If some quantities must remain constant, they cannot begin to acquire nonzero values.
Academic text (2012) -
Well, it should have a nonzero entry here, which means it has a nonzero probability of appearing in this particular topic.
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PAIN informs me there's a nonzero chance your flight may be ready for departure shortly.
Fiction book (1999) -
The function only produces a result when its input is a nonzero number.
Synonyms
Not equal to zero
Continuing to exist or not equal to zero
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word nonzero is built from non- meaning 'not' and zero meaning 'nothing'. So, nonzero simply means 'not zero', that is, having some value instead of nothing.