Civil engineering and mechanical engineering, involving 3500 word families necessary for minimally acceptable comprehension, were the least lexically demanding, while marine engineering and biochemical engineering were the most demanding in lexis, stretching to a threshold of 8500 word families.
In recent years, the surgical step-up approach, consisting of percutaneous catheter drainage followed, if necessary, by (minimally invasive) surgical necrosectomy has become the standard of care.
"In 2000, over 91percentt of nursing homes had nurse aide staffing levels that fell below the thresholds identified as minimally necessary to provide the needed care," the report said.
Most discussions of civic virtue centre on the obligation of citizens to participate in society by performing the minimally necessary activities in support of the state, such as paying taxes.
Mr. Martin also adds an only minimally necessary narrator, a watchful but bland art critic named Daniel Franks, and makes him an old friend of Lacey's who cannot get her out of his head.
My own sense is this: The Obama package represents the sum total of what was minimally necessary to prevent systemic breakdown, what was politically possible with a Congress that was in no mood to shell out another dime to bail out Wall Street, and what was operationally preferable — at this time — which was a strategy that did not require nationalizing Citigroup & Friends.
Although the way a lexicon is organized depends on what it is designed to do, it is minimally necessary for it to have formal (phonological and graphological), morphosyntactic (lexical and morphological (sub categorization), and semantic specifications.
(m)Related structures and facilities means those structures, facilities and right-of-ways which are reasonably and minimally necessary for the construction, operation and maintenance of a TUS, and which are listed as part of the TUS on the consolidated application form, Standard Form 299, "Application for Transportation and Utility Systems and Facilities on Federal Lands" (SF 299).
There are more muscles than are minimally necessary and yet there is no functional redundancy.
Premise (2) states what many take to be a minimally necessary condition for something to be a moral judgment.
