In contrast, a change in mean score of a magnitude that would be trivial in an individual (e.g., 2 mm Hg reduction in blood pressure), may translate into a large number of benefiting patients in a population (e.g. reduced strokes).
And because friction and mechanical wear are trivial in a free-floating rotor, it can be spun faster than a traditional reaction wheel — a lot faster.
"Obviously it's not the easiest thing to walk in heels if you've never done it before, but I feel like that stuff is trivial in a lot of ways," she said.
The fact that we did not find a decrease of psychometric slope with bias indicates that the range of cue values we used was such that any nonlinearity was trivial in comparison to a roughly constant amount of sensory noise.
He said neither case was trivial in that one involved a conspiracy to unseat a cabinet minister while the other had led to a judge [Constance Briscoe] being jailed for serious offences.
On the CD slipcase, the latter date was changed to December, 2005, but that discrepancy was trivial in light of what a digital analysis revealed: the Hatto version and a 1988 recording by Eugen Indjic, a Belgrade-born soloist, were identical.
This of course is trivial in the case of a 'home' or independent user but may pose almost insurmountable challenges in a 'locked-down' corporate environment.
The judgment that some brain functions are trivial in this context invites a reconsideration of what is most significant about what the human brain does.
Mr. Douglas, who also testified today, showed himself to be equally wounded, although under questioning from the lawyer for Hello!, James Price, he did allow that his ordeal in being surreptitiously photographed was "trivial in comparison to losing an arm".
Although this non-uniqueness is trivial in conventional SVD, it plays a crucial role in polynomial SVD.
