But there is also a more serious undercurrent to the work.

He looked the same but it was like his focus and undercurrent of power had gone.

"We feel there is a great undercurrent for people to stay close to home that night."

But a different sort of undercurrent eventually rose to the top.

Even so, an undercurrent of strong personal feeling runs through the picture.

What may not come through are the music's regional undercurrents.

But there's an undercurrent you may not be aware of.

She still heard the undercurrent of anger in his voice.

"There are some undercurrents in your life that I just do not understand," he said.

Definitely undercurrents here, and ones about which he knew nothing.

An undercurrent of shared knowledge that was outside her experience.

Already the undercurrent of contempt was back in his voice.

Indeed, darkness is an undercurrent through much of the work here.

There were many undercurrents in this room, and I could not track them all.

But deep in him there was an undercurrent of feeling which he could not explain.

The dispute points to the strong undercurrents that run through the state.

There seemed to be an undercurrent of rivalry between them.

Yet not a breath, for it held an undercurrent of pain.

He wanted that undercurrent flowing all about the other man.

I could have sworn there was an undercurrent to his voice.

He had heard about something called undercurrents, which could suck you down.

She did not like the undercurrents flowing through this room.

There was amusement in his voice, and an undercurrent of something else.

The undercurrent of racism in American sports was out on the table for good.

The new undercurrent that had just been added to their discussion seemed to call for it.

Note that even when using gradual underflow, the nearest value may be zero.

In older designs, the underflow gap had just one usable value, zero.

The result of an underflow for the usual case of round to even is always the appropriate zero.

This replacement is called flush to zero (on underflow).

This can, in turn, lead to division by zero errors that cannot occur when gradual underflow is used.

Usually p is not directly computed using the above formula due to floating-point underflow.

I thought both of these conditions were "overflow" and that "underflow" was strictly a floating point concept.

In 754 the definition of underflow was that the result is tiny and encounters a loss of accuracy.

This is called a queue underflow situation.

Various clocking and control systems are used to allow control of underflow or overflow conditions.

The justification for this definition is to preserve the sign of the result in case of arithmetic underflow.

"Well, sure, photon pressure from the stadium lights alters the path of a thrown baseball, but that effect gets lost in the underflow."

Underflow can in part be regarded as negative overflow of the exponent of the floating point value.

However if the user is trapping on underflow, this may happen regardless of consideration for loss of precision.

The concentrated mud (underflow) from the clarifier is filtered and/or pressed to recover more liquid.

The underflow of the South Platte valley (1906)

A third POP statement at this point would cause a "stack underflow", and the program would crash.

In a reverse hydrocyclone the overflow is at the apex and the underflow at the base.

Under all the talk, under all the activity and busy-ness in the times that followed, was a deep underflow of communication between us.

The mass ratio of the solid to liquid in the underflow is dependent on the type of equipment used and properties of the two phases.

The underflow in Arkansas Valley in western Kansas (1906)

The computer shows a fly-by distance for Merganser too small to compute-that's an underflow where we ought to see a distance."

The thickened slurry, also called thickener underflow, is pumped out of the bottom of the thickener.

In a computer implementation, as the three s sums become large, we need to consider round-off error, arithmetic overflow, and arithmetic underflow.

But there is also a more serious undercurrent to the work.

He looked the same but it was like his focus and undercurrent of power had gone.

"We feel there is a great undercurrent for people to stay close to home that night."

But a different sort of undercurrent eventually rose to the top.

Even so, an undercurrent of strong personal feeling runs through the picture.

What may not come through are the music's regional undercurrents.

But there's an undercurrent you may not be aware of.

She still heard the undercurrent of anger in his voice.

"There are some undercurrents in your life that I just do not understand," he said.

Definitely undercurrents here, and ones about which he knew nothing.

An undercurrent of shared knowledge that was outside her experience.

Already the undercurrent of contempt was back in his voice.

Indeed, darkness is an undercurrent through much of the work here.

There were many undercurrents in this room, and I could not track them all.

But deep in him there was an undercurrent of feeling which he could not explain.

The dispute points to the strong undercurrents that run through the state.

There seemed to be an undercurrent of rivalry between them.

Yet not a breath, for it held an undercurrent of pain.

He wanted that undercurrent flowing all about the other man.

I could have sworn there was an undercurrent to his voice.

He had heard about something called undercurrents, which could suck you down.

She did not like the undercurrents flowing through this room.

There was amusement in his voice, and an undercurrent of something else.

The undercurrent of racism in American sports was out on the table for good.

The new undercurrent that had just been added to their discussion seemed to call for it.