Sentence examples for minimal duty from inspiring English sources

This is also the case for the minimal duty for extractive distillation (ED) with light solvents, whereas the minimal duty of ED using high boiling solvents is independent of the composition, and generally higher than the minimal LLX duty.

The health service, long privatised, had become known to the poor as the Death Service, since the government was now only responsible for the minimal duty to dispose of dead bodies.

Regulation again became necessary in 1902, when a minimal duty was imposed on imported grain and flour, and in 1932, when British-grown wheat was protected by statute in recognition of an increasing dependence on foreign imports.

He turned to the American Medical Association (AMA 2004) guidelines and found he had a minimal duty to inform the patient of her risk.

It establishes a minimal civic duty as incumbent on all eligible voters.

He said companies could be fined if they failed to meet a minimal general duty to prevent serious workplace injuries.

Citizens don't take the time to do their minimal civic duty and then are surprised that the system never changes.

The feed composition dependence of the LLX minimal heat duty can result in a feed compositional break-even point when comparing LLX with ED.

Furthermore, the minimal heat duty for liquid-liquid extraction (LLX) with high boiling solvents is primarily feed composition dependent, while for low boiling solvents the solvent to feed ratio is important.

The results confirm the applicability of the minimal heat duty approach as a quick prediction tool for opportunities of solvent based technologies, as well as the need for including other considerations such as the number of required columns (capital costs) and the possibility to recover sensible heat.

There were few pathology residents, and a clear distinction was made between us and the graduate students, who had minimal service duty and spent most of their time in the lab.