mini
tiny. small. mini. midget. mini-. micro-.

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mini. tiny.

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used of women's clothing; very short with hemline above the knee; 'a mini dress'; 'miniskirts'.

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From the Morris Mini Cooper, 'Mini' refers to an R/C car that is roughly 1/10 scale but models a very small real-life car like the Mini Cooper, VW Polo or the DaimlerChrysler A-Class The general difference between a Mini car and a regular sedan car is that the wheels, tires, body, suspension arms and chassis are smaller For cost-saving measures the rest of the parts are generally interchangeable, especially the drivetrain, bulkheads and shock towers.

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From the Morris Mini Cooper, 'Mini' refers to an R/C car that is roughly 1/10 scale but models a very small real-life car like the Mini Cooper, VW Polo or the DaimlerChrysler A-Class The general difference between a Mini car and a regular sedan car is that the wheels, tires, body, suspension arms and chassis are smaller For cost-saving measures the rest of the parts are generally interchangeable, especially the drivetrain, bulkheads and shock towers.

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The MINI is the second smallest shared hosting package offered by Virtualis This option is great for the cost-conscious customer who wants a Web presence with e-commerce functionality and a robust platform at a terrific price See Also: SHARED SERVER.

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Mental Illness Needs Index. of lesser strength; weaker than the usual kind.

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A connector used to carry sound, usually just for monitoring purposes e g headphones N. used of women's clothing; very short with hemline above the knee; 'a mini dress'; 'miniskirts'.

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mini.

mini etek
miniskirt.

mini etek
mini.

minibüs
minibusses.

minibüs
minibus.

minibüs
minibus. small bus. mini- bus.

minicik
tiny. wee. very small. diminutive.

minicik
tiny. titchy. wee.

minik
tiny. small. petit. diminutive. minuscule. minute. teeny. teeny-weeny.

minik
diminutive. dear. small and sweet.

minik
tiny and adorable. cute little thing. mini -. tiddling. weeny.

minimal
Of, pertaining to, or having a character of, a minim or minimum; least; smallest; as, a minimal amount or value. the least possible; 'needed to enforce minimal standards'; 'her grades were minimal'; 'minimum wage'; 'a minimal charge for the service'.

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In a partially ordered set, a minimal element is one that does not follow another in the ordering This is not to be confused with minimum.

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A widely used word in mathematics that generally means atomic or unsimplifiable For example, prime numbers are minimal with respect to factorization of whole numbers. the least possible; 'needed to enforce minimal standards'; 'her grades were minimal'; 'minimum wage'; 'a minimal charge for the service'.

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irreducibly , minimally , picayune.

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minimum.

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The least quantity assignable, admissible, or possible, in a given case; hence, a thing of small consequence; opposed to maximum. the point on a curve where the tangent changes from negative on the left to positive on the right the smallest possible quantity.

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minimum.

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The least value attained by a function, for example, temperature, pressure, or wind speed The opposite of maximum.

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In a sample of data, the smallest observation.

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The lowest return level for a group of funds.

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The lowest rate of base pay an organization pays for jobs within a grade or pay band.

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The lowest value in a group of values Multivariate analysis Analysis of more than two variables Social scientists, public policy analysts and public administrators often want to examine three or more variables to see whether or not they are related to each other and how much explanatory power different independent variables have on a dependent variable Correlation analysis involving three or more variables is an example of multivariate analysis. the minimum of a set of elements is the first order statistic. a relatively weak holding for the previous calls made. the lowest number. a neighborhood analysis technique that outputs the least value of the data file values in a user-specified window.

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The lowest data value in a set of observations.

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The minimum number of degrees between the actual opening and closing set points.

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