Sentence examples for cases where the minimum from inspiring English sources

For coils to be built using variable width tracks, the method provides slight reductions in power dissipation in most cases and substantial gains only in cases where the minimum separation between track centre-lines is less than twice the gap size.

However, these results apply to cases where the minimum wage stays pretty low - in other words, when it remains well below most definitions of the living wage.

Accordingly, in cases where the minimum sample size determined is below five, it was increased to five for which the total sample size became 608.

In cases where the minimum wage takes on a range of values based on a firm's annual receipts (e.g. between 5.25 and 6.15 dollars in Minnesota), the lowest rate is used12.

Synchronous lesions were excluded by only selecting cases where the minimum time between the diagnosis of OED and carcinoma was 6 months.

Accuracy was better in those cases when the minimum estimate was lower (chi-squared, 35.2, df 4, p < 0.001, accuracy was 70% in cases where the minimum estimate was 2 weeks or less).

Furthermore, the rate of polymerization can be reduced by fixing upper limits for monomer concentrations in the polymer particles, useful in cases where the minimum-time optimal feed profile, which corresponds to maximum swelling, might lead to thermal runaway.

Initially, the algorithm is analysed for the linear case, where the minimum mean squared slack is attained as a separating vector.

For the special case where the minimum of the nominal weights is greater than the maximum of the lower-bound weights, we present a simple O(n+plogp) algorithm.

In the best case, where the minimum is far from any limits, MINUIT will correctly transform the error matrix, and the parameter errors it reports should be accurate and very close to those you would have got without limits.

The solvolysis of methyldiphenylsulfonium ion in water is the first case where the minimum of σ is given by a regression with a = 1, i.e. an Arrhenius plot (all the linear plots are shown in green in the Figures).