Despite revelations that the NSA tapped the phones of world leaders such as Germany's Angela Merkel, the report proposes only minimal overseas reforms, merely requiring higher clearance to "identify both the uses and the limits of surveillance on foreign leaders and in foreign nations".
What is more, colorimetric sensors merely need minimal instrumentation, achieve high sensitivity, and thus can make on-site detection even easier.
However, Vasubandhu's most compelling proof for idealism appeals to the method of mereological reduction: wholes, being merely collections of minimal parts, do not actually exist as perceived.
The parameterization technique used to infer spatially distributed hydrodynamic parameters is free of any prior estimation regarding the spatial structure of the parameter fields; it merely seeks the minimal number of local values to obtain the best fit between flow simulations and data.
Of note, neurospheres formed by cells with reduced c-Myc expression were markedly smaller than the spheres formed by the control cells (Figure 6C) and merely met the minimal criteria to be scored in our experiments.
"You would need to be satisfied that any involvement was not minimal or merely transitory, but something which establishes significant involvement in the continuing conspiracy," Judge Nicholas Hamblen said.
But it is wrong to suggest that lifestyle changes have minimal impact, merely affecting the probabilities in some small way.
The aspect definition is quite minimal, and merely suggests more visually informative ways to display several environmental and physical properties.
Broken windows theory is seen by many as a way to effect change quickly and with minimal expense by merely altering the police crime-control strategy.
First, a player can be traded if he clears waivers, meaning that 29 teams could conceivably block proposed deals by merely agreeing to pay a minimal waiver fee and assume the remainder of the player's contract.
