Sentence examples for distinctly minimal from inspiring English sources
Tyng's own interest in food might best be described as distinctly minimal: "She only ate nuts," says William Whitaker, the curator of the Architectural Archives at the University of Pennsylvania and a longtime friend of Tyng's.
Clustering proceeds while a distinctly minimal edge is at hand an edge whose upper bound u ij is below the lower bound of any other edge in (i.e. ∃ e ij ∈ E :∀ e rs ∈ E : u ij ≤ l rs ; Fig. 4).
Only the SPL appears distinctly bilateral in the network, although minimal involvement of the premotor cortex ipsilateral to the exploring hand is indicated.
Lit by luridly coloured theatrical lights, these scenes are both hilariously literal and distinctly un-Beckettian; they use elaborate visual means to say something elegantly minimal about the act of turning words into performance, while cunningly reminding us of Beckett's throwaway claim that he based the set of Godot on Caspar David Friedrich's Man and Woman Observing the Moon.
Its feel is distinctly American, while the music veers towards goodtime disco and uptempo house rather than minimal techno.
On her current tour, Tracy Chapman, with minimal stage effects, projects a Masha-like sobriety and wit in a distinctly Chekhovian manner — she articulates the pain of the world without making a fuss.
The minimal amount of Zn that was detected within the mammary epithelial cell remained distinctly associated with the nuclear/peri-nuclear compartment.
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.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
