Engineers commonly model the output of a digital-to-analog converter with a zero-order hold that keeps each sample value constant for the duration of one sampling interval.

In the discrete-time model, zero-order holds are used to reconstruct continuous signals from sampled data.

In my logic course, we initially study zero-order logic before moving on to predicate logic.

The lab compared several zero-order designs to determine which configuration minimized energy consumption.

The survey team implemented a zero-order design to select an optimal reference system and rotate it around a chosen real number for precise network computations within the computer.