Sentence examples for smallest increment from inspiring English sources

To try to move the two leaders, even by the smallest increment, the Powell formula partly follows the outline of the report prepared by former Senator George J. Mitchell -- an immediate cease-fire followed by a cooling-off period and then the introduction of "confidence-building measures".

The 21st Century values time down to the smallest increment.

For entrepreneurs, friends and family money usually represents the smallest increment of funding, yet requires the most time to manage.

The people whose lives you speak about so blithely are deeply affected by even the smallest increment of change, and an extra dollar an hour can mean the difference between eating or not.

In this study, we set y min = 0.17885 for Japanese value set and −0.28265 for UK value set (i.e. half of the observed smallest increment less than the smallest observed utility value from the respective value set [ 27]), and y max = 1.001 for both value sets.

This is the essence of Weber-Fechner's law, which states that the maximal response to a change in signal is inversely proportional to the background signal or, in other words, that the ratio of the smallest increment and the background intensity of a signal is constant.

The exercise group only increased how much they hoisted with their arms in the smallest increments possible.

Doesn't your Marclay know that humans recoil from the signs conveying even the smallest increments of time's passage?

Each small increment of expansion transiently increases the space enclosing lung air.

Define a small increment and let.

With U below 50%, a small increment can be seen on spikes in (5 10] ms interval.