The phrase "a simple minimum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the least amount or the most basic requirement needed for something.
Example: "To participate in the competition, a simple minimum of three entries is required."
Alternatives: "a basic minimum" or "a fundamental minimum".
In this case, a simple minimum hop count metric provides better performance than that of dynamic metrics.
As the link threshold increases, a constructed tree with more hop levels can provide higher throughput due to higher successful transmission rate of the link than a simple minimum hop count routing.
It is out of the scope of this paper to show it, but we believe that the same approach can be applied even when the routing is not a simple minimum hop.
He was able to grow the company from a simple minimum viable product to more than $1 million in revenue and more than 200,000 email subscribers within the first year by securing early partnerships with companies like Imgur and Lifehacker to boost their early growth.
At Pixar, if you're a director with a passion for a project you pitch a very simple minimum viable product - in this case storyboards which are just rough illustrations that help to tell the story page by page.
In this paper we give a complete solution of the simple minimum covering problem for Kv with copies of a graph G having at least one vertex of degree one and such that E(G =V(G =5, for all v⩾7 and for all possible paddings.
Simple lag structures have been incorporated in several studies in the recent minimum-wage literature (e.g., via inclusion of a simple lagged minimum wage as an additional control).
Even in such a simple setting, minimum capital requirements consist of a time invariant component (gamma ^{R}) and of a time-varying counter-cyclical buffer capturing dynamic provisioning that we term (gamma _{t}^{U}).
Clearly, special LOC-based designs are required to rapidly lyse cells and to immediately isolate DNA from the lysate for a simple process, minimum loss of extracted nucleic acid, and direct analysis.
The key common denominator to success isn't careful planning and comprehensive analysis, but taking fast, cheap, and simple "minimum viable pilots" – small, targeted tests — seriously.
When solving the latter formulation, at most q augmentations are required to find the optimal solution using the simple minimum-cost maximum-flow algorithm suggested by Edmonds and Karp (Edmonds, 1972), giving an asymptotic runtime of.
