Sentence examples for called minimal from inspiring English sources
They are called minimal surfaces because they have minimal area subject to spanning the curve.
Before he took up paper folding, he was interested in what are called "minimal surfaces," the shapes that soap bubbles make.
As explained to us when our son received the diagnosis from an outstanding child psychiatrist, A.D.H.D. used to be called "minimal brain dysfunction".
And "the single most amazing free P.R. in the history of design firms," said Mr. Wilson, 42, who runs a Chicago firm called Minimal.
"At the time, I was obsessed with a book called 'Minimal London' and I wanted our house to be totally minimal," Ms. Spadafora said in fluent English, learned while living for more than a decade in the United States.
Although minimal techno (also called minimal, or mnml) had emerged in the 1990s in Detroit, by the middle of the next decade a distinctly Berlin-bred style had developed.
Mr. Sunwold, then only 43, was referred to a nephrologist, who diagnosed a condition called minimal-change disease: damage to the tiny blood vessels within the kidney that filter wastes from the blood to make urine.
A basic generator matrix G(D) is called minimal-basic if the overall constraint length ν is minimal over all equivalent basic encoding matrices.
Phonemes are abstract units of sound, defined as the smallest units in a language that can serve to distinguish between the meaning of a pair of minimally different words, a so-called minimal pair.
Classic so-called minimal group experiments have shown that when people are gathered together and assigned membership in arbitrary groups, called, say, the Greens and the Reds, before long the members begin expressing amity for their fellow Greens or Reds and animosity toward those of the wrong "color".
Moreover, the minimal negations from Dunn 1993, 1996 are called quasi-minimal in Dunn and Zhou 2005, because they lack negative ex falso, a property of negation in Johansson's so-called minimal logic, see Johansson 1936.
