Sentence examples for combined minimum from inspiring English sources

For a one-bedroom flat, the occupants must have a combined minimum annual income of £15,000 to participate.

Another account, FleetOne Classic, with a combined minimum balance of $4,000, offers unlimited bill payment free for the first three months; it costs $4.50 a month thereafter.

The final paper must be at least as long as the combined minimum suggested page length for the senior essays for both majors.

Under the provision, a buyer would receive a voucher toward the purchase of a new car or truck if that vehicle got a specific combined minimum miles per gallon in city and highway driving.

It has combined minimum pricing with a cut in taxes on low-alcohol beer - which now accounts for a third of the beer market.

Wells Fargo offers a "Complete Advantage Package" that pays interest on balances over $500 and waives fees for those who keep a $5,000 combined minimum deposit or credit balance or a Wells Fargo home mortgage.

And the microscopic budget helps demonstrate Mr. Llinás's evident belief that ingenious storytelling is often economical, combining minimum information with maximum insinuation.(Completed in 2008 and the subject of a cult following at home — it played for more than a year at a Buenos Aires cinémathèque — the movie received a belated New York run last spring).

Classical techniques such as maximal ratio combining, equal gain combining, orthogonality restoring combining, minimum mean square error, as well as a partial equalization (PE) are investigated in time- and frequency-correlated fading channels with various numbers of interferers.

The organic matter management practices currently adopted to sequester organic carbon in croplands are mainly focused on the physical protection of SOM by combining minimum or zero tillage with crop rotation and the beneficial use of crop, and exploiting plant residues such as in green manuring and mulching.

The prevalence of mothers who met the MAD (the indicator combining minimum meal frequency and minimum dietary diversity) worsened significantly in mothers irrespective of socioeconomic status (figure 2 and table 4).

A common scholastic response was to presume that the forms of the combining minima persist in the minima of the resulting compound but in a way that is subservient to the form of those latter minima.