Sentence examples for the minimum detail from inspiring English sources
The minimum detail redundancy model is then proposed for the optimal design of discrete LODs.
"(I wonder this every single time the auto-refresh problem gets mentioned)." Because sometimes it's easier to let you know a goal has been scored, give the minimum detail and then add more once we've seen the replays.
Although his original birth certificate contained no details of his father, the adoption papers encouraged the use of Ivor as a middle name and provided the minimum details of his putative father, "Private Ivor Griffiths of Swansea, deceased". After some painful question and answer sessions with his adoptive parents Ron learned the basic facts behind his adoption.
A telephone number and an email address are the minimum details for this portion of your letter.
After the shooting, V53 and the other officers on the scene gave statements containing the barest minimum detail, doing little more than confirming that the taxi had been stopped, Duggan got out, and was shot dead.
Rayner's distinction is her exceptional ability to convey both character and landscape with the minimum of detail: polar bears sulk and then reunite across hugely atmospheric blue-green wintery spreads, conveying both warmth and cold in a single moment.
According to the model observer, the diameters of the minimum detectable detail were around 2 mm (up to 100 mAs).
Results from 300 to 200 mAs showed a high variability, whereas from 180 to 100 mAs they were almost constant, with the diameters of the minimum detectable detail all being around 2 mm.
We have developed two simple stochastic models of the p53/Mdm2 circuit that reflects biological reality with the minimum of detail.
The results of application of the NOS have been conveyed with varying level of detail: from the answer to each question for each study 21, 22 (maximum detail) to a summary score equal to the number of stars earned by each study (minimum detail).
27, 28 The first review presents the answer to each item in each study (maximum detail) and a summary score for each study – number of items with a low-risk-of-bias response divided by the number of items applicable in each study (minimum detail).
