Light switches are even more minimal, with tiny green and red pinpoints of light that indicate whether they are on or off, and bathroom drains are narrow slits edging the bottoms of the sinks.
His ongoing costs are minimal: that sweet, tiny tax bill; just over $80 a month for DSL Internet and phone service (it cost $10 to bury the cables and run them out to his property); and a $500-a-year 500-a-year 500-a-year public radonationion, his lifeline, he said, during toe monthe before he had the Internet.
It resonates with the timeless desire to seize on the minimal remnant — the tiniest identifiable gesture — out of which the world could, in a pinch, be reconstructed.
In the morning, room-service breakfast took exactly 10 minutes to arrive -- I timed it on the tiny, minimal-looking black clock on the table beside the incredibly comfortable king-size bed.
The dance at first looks minimal; a matter of tiny, incremental shifts of position.
With minimal international attention, Portugal — tiny, overwhelmingly Roman Catholic Portugal — legalized same-sex marriage last year.
Lotus aficionados love the midengine Elise, a tiny, lightweight, minimal roadster with a clever chassis made of bonded extrusions -- formed by squeezing aluminum alloy into specific shapes.
Peter Fleischer, Google's privacy boss, argues that the risk of a malicious or negligent employee leaking or compromising the data, and thus the privacy of users, is minimal because only a "tiny" number of engineers have access to the databases and everything they do is recorded.But the privacy problem is much subtler than that.
In this study, the removal of plates necessitated new admissions, general anesthesia, and another large-sized incision, while nail removal was performed as an OPD under local anesthesia with minimal sedation and a tiny incision over the tip of the nail.
If you insist on having another kind of pet, it should be something very tiny with minimal needs.
