Sentence examples for if not minimal from inspiring English sources

However, the aforementioned benefits derived from cognitive radios and femtocells may be nonexistent, if not minimal, when implemented separately, due to their respective limitations.

These are often brief, if not minimal, and GPs can be notoriously difficult to reach for additional information during office hours.

With regards to the novel's writing style, he comments "The first-person sentences run on and on, but the individual sections of the book are nothing if not minimal... ghastly narcissism or not, Bret Easton Ellis has a fictional territory all his own and, heaven forbid, a mastery there".

If H is not minimal with respect to G ′ (M), there exists H ′ such that G ′ (M) ⊆  H ′  ⊂  H and thus G(M) ⊆  H ′  ⊂  H, contradicting the minimality of H with respect to G(M).

This tells us that the number of minimal 2-cores is smaller than the number of minimal 3-cores and 5-cores, which is not true in general if the k-cores are not minimal.

A possible limit of this approach is that, when the converted graph comes from an original submission based on a tabular format, the conversion result (e.g. a re-export needed after data review) is not necessarily identical to the original submission (e.g. if this was redundant and not minimal).

If it is zero then (mathit{kcore}setminustilde{v}) is not minimal, and (tilde{v}) is added to not.

While this broad level of analysis constitutes a potential limitation of our approach by not capturing more fine-grained local policies, we argue that it still provides a sense of the context in which these more local policies are being enacted, and plausibly sets the range, if not the minimal standard, for these policies.

That it's not minimal.

And this support is not minimal.

Known to most theatregoers as Sweeney Todd, in John Doyle's 2005 production of Stephen Sondheim's musical (Sondheim provided appropriate, if not particularly inspired, minimal music for this "Lear," too), Cerveris has a devotion both to his own part as an exiled earl and to the other actors onstage.