Sentence examples for development of minimal from inspiring English sources
Although the Paula Cooper gallery shows his work regularly, he has not had a one-man exhibition at a New York museum since 1970, and his name, as a key figure in the development of minimal art, is no longer prominent in the critical discourse.
The contributions of this work include the development of minimal qualitative circuit models and simulation algorithms, an understanding of their relationship to certain graph-theoretic properties of circuits and the relevance of such models for fault modelling in FMEA tasks.
This paper outlines the current strategies employed and the stage of development of minimal enzyme cocktails for enzymatic hydrolysis of cellulose and arabino-xylan in complex, genuine biomass substrates.
We review advances and developments of new methods and techniques, for cell-free protein synthesis as well as micro-fabrication, for their potential to resolve challenges and to accelerate the development of minimal cells.
Patients' selectively identified and employed the techniques learned as 'tools' to assist in preventing and managing their migraines, with reported benefits supporting the development of minimal contact behavioural therapy to increase accessibility for adults with migraine headache and the conduct of a definitive trial.
Both geology and climate made it imperative to optimize the use of water resources, with a view to enabling the development of minimal farming activities on the terraces of the valley bottoms and the related conservation of a minimal vegetational-faunal environment in a pre-desertic area.
With the development of minimal-invasive spinal instrumentation systems, there are new possibilities to perform this technique of subcutaneous internal anterior fixation (SIAF) in a less invasive fashion.
Considering further development of minimal-damage photocoagulation, such as subthreshold or selective retinal treatment, 28,30,31 polarization-sensitive OCT is a new modality to investigate the therapeutically induced changes of defined retinal layers in the human eye over time.
Similarly, future developments of minimal invasive diagnostic techniques, such as vacuum-assisted biopsy, will probably have no further favourable effect on the cost-effectiveness, as long as the sensitivity of such technique is comparable to that of LCNB and costs are higher.
The development of a minimal machine code program for the PIC is described and a simplified internal architecture is used to explain the execution of the program.
