negligeable造句

• The effect of the planets on each other is not negligeable.
• Le progres n'est pas negligeable ."
• Isn't it at the lower limits of space where air density becomes negligeable?
• The living human body is full of ions, and the influence of the weather on that is completely negligeable.
• If done correctly, the reading for the clear sky should be the same as in a totally dark room, since the light from the stars is negligeable.
• If anything, there should be a WQA thread on " the community " for systematic display of contempt against a non-negligeable part of our potential readers.
• Forced sterilization is " infrequent, but not negligeable, " the report said, stressing that the practice, although violating French law, is " virtually tolerated ."
• The superstripes show multigap superconductivity near a 2.5 Lifshitz transition where the renormalization of chemical potential at the metal-to-superconductor transition is not negligeable and the self-consistent solution of the gaps equation is required.
• The thing to remember is that the ideological absolutists such as William Lloyd Garrison had no concrete achievements in practical politics-- and no ideological absolutist could have been elected president in 1860 ( Gerrit Smith apparently ran as an ideologically-pure abolitionist in 1860, and got a truly negligeable number of votes ).
• However, the number of Christian heretics who were executed as a result of theological disputes which were purely about the Trinity ( i . e . which were not also prominently Christological disputes ) must be very small ( probably negligeable, except perhaps in counter-reformation Hungary ) . . . talk ) 21 : 25, 5 November 2012 ( UTC)
• The idea of using Gaussian blur seems good to me; it's what you would get from the Laplacian diffusion if there were no other time-dependent influences on the field, so the simplification may result in the finesse of " second-order " effects being somewhat speeded up, which is negligeable if the first-order effects are small, and probably not noticeable if they are strong .-- Talk 09 : 37, 25 June 2006 ( UTC)