Sentence examples for least integral from inspiring English sources

Least integral of all are the many references to Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, as if their transgressions could somehow illuminate the Kincaid family saga.

There is also shown the design of α-spline digital filters minimizing two different least integral squared errors.

This voice is at least as integral to the pleasure of the program as are those of the opera singers which fill the hour with gorgeous sound.

Does Mr. Friedman also recognize the need for continued Israeli sovereignty over Hebron, which is at least as integral to Jewish history and faith as Jerusalem is to the Muslims?

But every now and then in his rollicking journalistic adventures, Mr. Myler has become the story, or at least an integral part of it — and that became the case again on Tuesday, when he found himself a prime target of a British parliamentary panel's report on the phone-hacking scandal that has engulfed Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers.

By Wa ewski's topological method, we state that there exists at least one integral curve of (2.10) lying in for.

Then the nonlocal Eq. (3.1) has at least one integral solution provided that begin{aligned} T^{frac{1}{p}}left( c_{1}+frac{2Vert c_{q}T^{alpha}T^{alpha -frac{1}{p}}}{Gamma (alpha )}left( frac{p-1}{palpha -1}right) ^{frac{p-1}{p}}right) <1.

They are membrane-bound organelles and contain at least seven integral membrane proteins and about 50 60 soluble hydrolases (Futerman and van Meer, 2004).

The first is patients, who, from a complete absence in earlier strategies, have acceded to an (at least intentional) integral role in the 'identification, design, recruitment and dissemination of projects'.

While the trade association has an obvious motivation behind stressing the importance of advertising, the report does at least highlight how integral that revenue stream is.

In the new scenario, the companies would give up some of their traditional top-down control over both supply and transmission of electricity to become, at least partially, an integral part of an electricity network involving thousands of small energy producers.