Sentence examples for minimum possible in from inspiring English sources

The Nigerian government, in its classic manner, does the minimum possible in terms of the education sector rather than actively investing to provide its growing youth population with a rich literary culture.

So again, the company is being shown doing the minimum possible — in what might be construed as a cynical attempt to check another compliance box and carry on its data-sucking business as usual.

We then develop an alternative minimal control model which does not have this ancilla overhead and requires only three ancilla-register interactions per two-qubit entangling gate, the minimum possible in any unitary scheme [33].

This model requires three interactions for each entangling two-qubit gate on the register which, although greater than the two needed with the aid of ancilla measurement in ADQC [28] and the minimal extension of Halil-Shah and Oi [31], is the minimum possible in any measurement-free scheme [33].

As in the ancilla-controlled model, only three ancilla-register interactions are required to implement a two-qubit entangling gate on the register, which is the minimum possible in any scheme that does not include measurements [33], and two for a single-qubit gate.

Efficiency is the ratio of attainment (above the minimum possible in the absence of the resources) to the maximum possible attainment (also above the minimum).

Mean travel times were plotted against the minimum possible in-water migration distance (determined using Memory Map™ chart plotting software) for the appropriate portion of the migration to evaluate variation in average travel speed among groups.

The inverse transform is designed such that any change in the image derivative domain results in the minimum possible change in the wavelet coefficients.

In this context, the best predictor is the predictor that partitions the data in a way that each of the resulting nodes has the minimum possible variance in the values of the target variable.

This paper presents a hybrid Hopfield network-genetic algorithm approach to the cell-to-switches assignment problem, in which a Hopfield network manages the problem's constraints, and a genetic algorithm searches for high quality solutions with the minimum possible cost in terms of handoff and cable displayed.

This may be obtained by asking the respondent to report the maximum and minimum possible outcome in a couple of preliminary questions.