Sentence examples for minimal condition from inspiring English sources

Later in antiquity, it was generally accepted as a minimal condition for the truth of a conditional.

The minimal condition for such a new appraisal is, of course, that the original text survive.

This minimal condition places the design load just below the critical-limit load that causes snap-through of the structure.

It is possible to have minimal condition or size standards to ensure the program is not supporting poor quality housing.

According to the European Pharmacopeia, the minimal condition of quality was of 0.4% total flavonoids expressed in QE.

This minimal condition to innovate may be defined as follows: p q − c q = π q ≥ α = α δ, α 0, R (3).

Experts, however, advise that the reduction should be around 50% to sustain the minimal conditions needed for the system.

"Our aim should be to find the golden path, to pull out from the most populated areas, under minimal conditions that will enable us to defend ourselves," he said.

In addition to assuming that individuals' preferences are rational, the theorem stipulates that four minimal conditions must apply to the decision procedure for its result to be valid.

Arrow's Theorem, a famous result in mathematical economics, essentially states that no voting system satisfying certain minimal conditions can be guaranteed to always yield a fair or reasonable aggregation of the voters' rankings of several candidates.

A squishier analogue for the field of social measurement would say something like this: No method of measuring a societal phenomenon satisfying certain minimal conditions exists that can't be second-guessed, deconstructed, cheated, rejected or replaced.