0 the act of deciding that an organized event will not happen or of stopping an order for something -- 取消；撤銷；使作廢
However, there can be (arbitrary) cancellation in the off-diagonal entries.
Short-term effects, such as scandals, economic performance, or the popularity of a particular political figure may also lead to distortions that hinder effective cancellation.
Production, concentration, cancellation and diffusion of vorticity are essential features of bluff-body flow.
One role is the gyroviscous cancellation which suppresses the violation of frozen-in condition due to the inertia term.
This scheme assumes exact cancellation of the manipulator dynamics by the nonlinear controller.
The fact that a memo has been circulated may make the information about the cancellation manifest to all the individuals concerned to varying degrees.
It turns out that in the case d 3 strong convergence is due to the cancellation of positive and negative terms in certain matrix products.
But overrun wasn't usually translated into either "losses" or cancellations.
