Sentence examples for a trivial instance from inspiring English sources

This family of problems tends to a generalization of the classical maximum coverage problem as p goes to 0, and to a trivial instance of the knapsack problem as p goes to 1.

By showing that the actual structure of the proposition is quite a bit different from what it appears from the grammar of the sentence "The author of Waverly = Scott, Russelll believed he had shown how it might be more informative than a trivial instance of the law of identity (OD, 51 54).

This is a trivial case, though.

A trivial example, you may think.

If we are given malformed instances, we simply output a trivial NO-instance.

One trivial instance will do: I recall how film stars were tacitly impeded from buying property in haute bourgeois areas like Bombay's Malabar Hill until the late 1970s, and were forced, instead, to live in plush mansions on the outskirts of the city, in Juhu and Bandra.

The idea is to identify a "trivial" (that is, polynomial-time solvable) special case of the problem and then to investigate instances that are close to these trivial instances, their closeness measured in terms of a certain parameter which is referred to as distance from triviality [ 19, 20].

Performance can be over-stated by comparing performance of NDS systems with trivial instances of traditional models.

"Even fleeting and seemingly trivial instances of interpersonal touch may help people to deal more effectively with existential concern," lead researcher Sander Koole wrote in the study.

Cross-pair-free instances of W-MTO are of special interest since they constitute our "trivial instances".

How to make this slogan more precise is not a trivial business; for instance, one may claim that, given any two sets of formulas S and T, there's a world at which everything in S holds and nothing in T does.