Sentence examples for The simplest common from inspiring English sources

The simplest common procedure is to normalize for total volumes.

His definition of the prose poem boils down to "the simplest common denominator… a poem without line breaks".

In China they helped cause the collapse of the Ming dynasty.Mr MacGregor also uses coins, the simplest common sign of a centralised rule, to explore the personification of power as well as the history of money and of trade.

What Gill most probably had in mind was the striking "poverty" of the surface of Gubaidulina's music, the way she generates enormous energy and concentration using the frailest wisps of sound, breath-like sighs and moans, scraps of Russian Orthodox chant, gigantic but extremely simple unisons, shudders and tremblings like the merest moments of tension from a film score, the simplest common chords.

He could make the simplest common chord ring in a way that no other was able, either in a soft way, as in his work Funeral Ikos, or in a brilliant way, as in the wonderful Magnificat that he wrote for the choir of King's College, Cambridge.

The most common tool (and the simplest method) is the smoke gun.

"Most people have not heard of this condition, but vaginal atrophy is one of the most common symptoms of the menopause, and also the simplest to treat.

The bottom line is, that getting hung up on the simplest item (containers) to grasp on that list is a common error.

Hardly the simplest question to answer.

His nickname, from childhood, was of the simplest origin; he was left-handed.

Often, the kids had to be begged to attempt the simplest tasks; often, they still refused.