The story told by "A Minimal Future?" leaves minimalism, which began as an insurrection in the temple of art, crystallizing into a supererogatory academy.
In the thymus, the cortex contained minimally decreased numbers of lymphocytes (Fig. 4C upper panel) accompanied by a minimal expansion of the medulla by increased numbers of lymphocytes (Fig. 4C lower panel).
"We got it after a battle, and we won by a minimal sum of money," said Frank Kenny, chief executive of Willett.
In his arrestingly powerful series on the natural world, which includes Birds (1967), Wild Animals (1967), Fishes (1968) and others, his vibrant illustrations are matched by a minimal text: "a stare of owls", "a school of butterfly fish".
Gaddis's fiction shows the influence of the writings of James Joyce and in turn influenced the work of Thomas Pynchon; it contains long dialogues and monologues connected by a minimal plotline and structured with scant punctuation.
Her last record, from four years ago, "Comfort of Strangers," was the exception and the way forward: dry and driven, powered by a minimal band, it resisted all trends and brought out her best songwriting.
The Tri-pyramid Robot is constrained and realized by a minimal number of 1-DOF joints.
FFFs are defined by a minimal number of highly conserved residues and their three-dimensional arrangement.
Hence, spikes emitted by a given neuron are separated by a minimal time scale τ sep = δ + τ refr.
Whether advanced-stage EC can be treated by a minimal invasive procedure equally safe has not been studied so far.
Specifically, we call the minimal element of defined by a minimal vector, and that defined by a weak minimal vector.
