Sentence examples for minimal view from inspiring English sources

Within these global targets, even a minimal view of equity demands that the rich countries' reductions should be at least 80% - either made directly or purchased.

Navy wool coats and jackets had chic funnel collars, leather pockets and just the odd highly polished fastening – this was still a basically minimal view.

His actual residence is a colorless basement apartment in Greenwich Village, and at present he has no meaningful sexual relationship to speak of (other than with himself) and only a minimal view of the world from his window, mostly of feet and ankles and an occasional dog.

If that natural response is right, then the examples do not really support Quine's sweeping thesis, for they do not permit the rationality of believing either (or any) of a pair (or collection) of alternatives but rather insist on articulating a different, more minimal, view.

Results for all these samples (non-purified His-tagged bacteriophage T7, His-tagged Escherichia coli ribosomes, native Sindbis virus, and purified but low-concentration native Tulane virus) demonstrated the capability of cryo-SPIEM approach in specifically trapping and concentrating target particles on TEM grids with minimal view constraints for cryo-EM imaging and determination of 3D structures.

One of his finest works, Downs in Winter (1934), presents a bare, minimal view (Ravilious preferred the linearity of winter landscapes) – it is open ground, ploughed fields, in bleached greens and browns, and the land is cast in simple, geometrical forms: the curve of the hills, with two vertical lines provided by an agricultural roller in the foreground, and the circle of a pale sun.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). complained on "Meet the Press" that the debates he and Hillary Clinton have had were scheduled "when there would be minimal viewing audience". And Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver was adamant that there would be another debate when I asked him Friday about his candidate's willingness to debate.

Mr. Ross said that the cost of an investigation is relatively minimal in view of the risk.

Traded privately, or "over the counter", by banks, they seemed to prove that large, newfangled markets could function perfectly well with minimal regulation.That view now looks quaint.

For example, some like Mackie (2006) take Chisholm's Paradox to lend support to a minimal essentialist view, according to which any object might occupy any given qualitative role, provided it retains its non-qualitative haecceity.

Geometric Abstraction and minimal art view well naked.