What is known is that negotiating licences is not a trivial exercise.
However, despite the sound theoretical basis and wide applicability, fitting of this distribution in practice is not a trivial exercise.
"Putting the technical infrastructure in place, getting and keeping the customers, tracking all the merchandise -- it's not a trivial exercise," he said.
Whiting, the Chartered Institute of Taxation's tax policy director, said the system could be made to work but warned it was "not a trivial exercise".
The validity of the tests will probably take years to sort out; determining how well they measure what they're supposed to measure is not a trivial exercise.
But today, regardless of how astute its character studies seem, the genteel pacing turns it into a dreamplay, a trivial exercise.
The repair of composite structures is far from a trivial exercise; the degree of damage must be assessed and a repair scheme "designed" and implemented in the shortest possible time.
However, probably because the study of mammals is not a trivial exercise, it is unclear to what extent each hypothesis can account for inter- and intraspecific variation in the female propensity to nurse alien offspring.
"Deciding what should and shouldn't be considered a species is not a trivial exercise and many ways of making this decision have been proposed", said conservation biologist Rowan Martin, manager for the World Parrot Trust's Africa Conservation Programme and research associate at the Percy Fitzpatrick Institute of African Ornithology at the University of Cape Town, who was not part of this study.
This is not a trivial exercise.
"This is not a trivial exercise," Haseltine says.
