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"the minimal size" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as a noun phrase, meaning the smallest or least amount or measurement of something. This phrase is commonly used when comparing sizes or dimensions, or when discussing the smallest possible size or amount of something. Example: "We need to find the minimal size of the packaging to ensure it fits in the delivery truck."
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As discussed in Section 4, non-fixed 'one'-phrases as minimizers tend to appear as the minimal size and omit the modifiers in order to maximize the prosodic and semantic prominence.
To Americans the minimal size of Pompidou's victorious advertising project seems ludicrous.
It might seem that firm knowledge about the minimal size requirements for life would be old stuff.
the minimal size in rack-mount servers.
The minimal size of the PHBV particles obtained by this technique was ca. 100 nm.
1U refers to the minimal size in rack-mount servers; the number (×U) indicates the size of the rack-mount.
In our experiments, those two competitive reactions achieve equilibrium in 16 h when the minimal size distribution was obtained.
The construction leads to the minimal size for (or for free ) at the beginning and for Dirichlet conditions at the end.
In particular, the minimal size for complex patterns, which are neither ordered nor disordered, was predicted by measuring their Hamming distances from known ordered patterns.
The same analysis was efficient to obtain the minimal size of region where the tracking error between the trajectories of the ozone generator and reference states converges.
A reasonable choice is the minimal size ellipsoid contained the optimal precoding matrix B ∗. So, we should take the initial set a and center B 0 as (30) based on the transmitted power constraint (3).
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