Sentence examples for minimum engagement from inspiring English sources
I shudder and yet marvel at the accuracy and devastation of the smart bombs we see today, but their early predecessors were V2 rockets, developed by the Germans to strike targets from afar with minimum engagement on their part.
Eighteen may be the legal minimum voting age, but it is not the minimum engagement age.
Opening fire with machine-guns and mortar fire at their minimum engagement distance, the Chinese suffered severe casualties and the assault was easily beaten off.
Alternatively, each engagement of pMHC with TCR (serial triggering; Valitutti et al., 1995), perhaps with some minimum engagement time (kinetic proof reading; McKeithan, 1995; Rabinowitz et al., 1996), might define the threshold for TCR triggering.
Stay outside the Minimum engagement distance.
Our internal calculations vary based on the number of followers someone has, but branded posts for influencers should fall above the minimum 4% engagement rate and not vary wildly from the reach and engagement of the influencer's unbranded posts.
This thesis responds to the design challenge and research question: How do you address barriers to minimum effective engagement in community projects, and ensure that all citizens can contribute their input on how to improve their local communities?
"It is an unavoidable consequence of the engagement of labour hire workers as casual employees, or as independent contractors, that they do not receive the benefit of many/any minimum employment conditions under the National Employment Standards," the report said.
The controller guarantees fast engagement, minimum slipping losses and comfortable lock-up.
Together, these developments present a disturbingly novel spectacle: a maximally powerful force operating with a minimum of citizen engagement and comprehension.
He must understand that section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act just sets the minimum standard of engagement in a respectful, multicultural society and all that is required is that any public debate on matters of race and culture be conducted "in good faith".
