At least this publicly funded competition is minimised by the poverty of the BBC's execution.
In theory, overlaps should be minimised by the deference government entities grant to one another in the name of efficiency.
The business penalty for slowness has been minimised by the "trade-through" rule, a regulation that forces brokers to allow the exchange time to find the best price.
While beam exposures are thus minimised by the transducer and measurement geometry, thermal exposure remains a problem when using glass as substrate due to the low thermal conductivity of the substrate.
The yield losses to by-products can to an extent be minimised by the use of high reaction temperatures and pressures.
The friction between the walls and the bulk solid is minimised by the use of rubber membranes which deform uniformly with the bulk sample.
The deterioration of the 28 days compressive and flexural strengths induced by the incorporation of the RW aggregates can be significantly minimised by the introduction of BW fillers due to their capacity to compact the mixtures and to their pozzolanicity.
Heat transfer from the core to the surrounding by radiation is minimised by the use of two concentric temperature-controlled jackets, the inner jacket being operated at core temperature.
Swine breeds generally show considerable variability in different characteristics which may be minimised by the use of specially bred minipigs which have a known genetic background and health status.
However, in this case, the adverse effect on the frequency range is minimised by the longer duration of the resolvable transient describing a given percentage of the potential decay.
The solicitor said Cary's view that the CPS made factual errors would be examined to see if it could form part of a legal challenge: "The family were surprised about how the extent of the injuries were minimised by the CPS".
