minimally

minimal | American Dictionary

minimal
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈmɪn·ə·məl/
as small as possible:
Fortunately, damage to the heart was minimal.

minimal | Business English

minimal
adjective
uk /ˈmɪnɪməl/us
very small in amount:
The chances of losing money are minimal.
The service will be provided for free, or at minimal cost.

Examples of minimal

minimal
This operation takes a minimal tree as input and returns the mirror image of that tree as output, preserving hierarchical relations.
The mean radius was calculated as the average of the maximal and minimal radius values.
However, there are quite a few pairs of systems for which the families of minimal cut sets cannot be ordered.
Without minimal levels of social and economic status, including sufficient conditions for health, people cannot exercise their civil and political rights.
From the point of view of this constraint, the repair is thus minimal.
This modification is made with minimal changes to the code presented thus far.
The second is the correlation between 'regular ' lengthening and certain types of minimal words.
The first requirement ensures that the programme has no free variables, and that all environments are minimal.
For the standard method, half the value of the minimal screening dilution used was assumed to be an exact value.
In addition, the total time of motion should be the minimal possible one.
Also, an interface appears for the minimal solutions, whose asymptotic velocity is c*.
As the present study concerned preschool children with minimal training in reading and writing, few readers were expected to be found in the sample.
First, non-finality simply cannot establish an iambic minimal word.
When representing data, we must ensure that all relevant features needed for prediction are encoded; each case will require some minimal representation.
Their method of dictionary storage (a minimal acyclic deterministic finite automaton) enables them to apply the substitutions and to check the results very rapidly.
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