Sentence examples for a trivial object from inspiring English sources

In the English landscape tradition, the folly was not a trivial object but a noble act of historical connoisseurship, playing off against a great manor house that was designed in a more contemporary style.

Unfortunately, most scientists before 1961 regarded the Moon as a pretty trivial object.

The mind is too large, life too short, time too precious to occupy oneself with such trivial objects.

"We hoped to make trivial objects and environments turn into larger-than-life hurdles and triumphs," they said. .

The haecceity or thisness of an object, the property of being (identical to) that very object, provides a trivial example of an individual essence for each object.

In particular, we propose a formal solution to a puzzle composed of non-trivial objects (such as holes and strings) assuming a version of the Situation Calculus written over first-order Equilibrium Logic, whose models generalise the stable model semantics.

Precisely, in the example an object vector of size 300×1 (left in in Figure 1a) is sparsely approximated by a dictionary of ten objects (right in Figure 1a) with sparse solution shown in Figure 1b, and by a dictionary combining the ten objects and a trivial template [I−I] with sparse solution shown in Figure 1c.

A piece of ice or other cold object held against the gum for several seconds will harden it and make removal a trivial detail.

Such objects vanishes when we transfer our considerations with respect to holonomic bases for a trivial N-connection and zero 'vertical' dimension.

This is not a trivial problem, but the Disney Researchers have been able to correlate various beeps, vrooms and honks with various objects.

Kristol objects to this, saying that the "troubles that Boehner is having with his caucus are a trivial thing to take pleasure in" but that wasn't what Lane was talking about.