The phrase "a minimal line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a line that is simple, basic, or stripped down to its essential elements, often in contexts like design, art, or writing.
Example: "The artist chose to create a minimal line in her drawing, emphasizing simplicity and clarity."
Alternatives: "a simple line" or "a basic line".
It articulates space with an almost minimal line, yet it has a lot of force".
Drift independence is obtained for small critical features using a radial scan strategy, and a back scan routine ensures minimal line width deviation removing redeposited material.
A final parameter is the minimal line length for identifying deterministic segments; here, each sequence of minimally 2 recurrent points was considered a recurrent pattern.
There are jaunty red-and-white patterned mugs (£2) and a double duvet with a minimal black line of spriggy embroidery for £25.
The pace is slow, more dirge than ballad, and the backing music consists of one repeating piano arpeggio tied to a minimal bass line.
Ah, yes, there's nothing quite like the interplay of a minimal bass line and a reverb-heavy guitar over some wistful vocals to get you in the mood for summer.
Graham acknowledges the turn in overlap with a minimal "mm" (line 06) before delivering a loud tutting sound followed by an audible in-breath, while raising his eyebrows and shaking his head (line 07).
For this, a maskless optical lithography (Heidelberg Instruments μPG101) with the resolution ~1 μm was combined with an e-beam lithography (Crestec CABL 9000C) with the minimal line width in resist ~10 nm.
By considering the objectives of minimum PV-Wind-ES investment cost, minimal expectation of energy not supplied (EENS) and minimal line loss, the proposed optimal allocation of PV-Wind-ES is a multi-objective optimization problem.
Together his honesty and minimal line disarm the reader, drawing him or her into Delisle's life, learning as he learns the truth about the struggle for survival under the generals.
