0 in a way that does not encourage or support any of the groups involved in something and does not show personal opinion:
He thinks that Wikipedia has a moral responsibility to report neutrally on everything.
Most significant is the fact that, as with the dative and genitive constructions, these nominative objects appear (discourse-neutrally) only in preverbal position.
Such a situation can occur in reservoirs when water entering the dam first sinks to its neutrally buoyant level and then spreads laterally.
The blue line forms a neutrally buoyant marker.
Their result for a neutrally buoyant drop in axisymmetric motion gives the reduction in drop velocity as quadratic in drop size.
A fair amount of time went into experimentation to find a neutrally buoyant dye mixture, which would visualise the vortex rings without affecting their properties.
The simplest assumption, and the point of departure for most population genetic investigations, is that inversions have drifted (neutrally) to their present frequency.
However, it was found after experimentation that a fully saturated solution was not neutrally buoyant.
When a country was run by a clergy who allowed new ideas to pass neutrally, or even to be encouraged, 'science flourished'"1".
