"There it was, an insignificant object in the corner of a room, you could switch it on like an electric light, enjoy Morecambe and Wise without your friends knowing.
That virus that lies dormant within the individual can sometimes be awakened by a very insignificant little object, by a painting, by a line, a sculpture, a curio, a coin.
It is common for medical data collected in such a way to contain redundant, insignificant, incomplete or inconsistent data objects.
The chance that even 'de-identified' information might be linked to an individual by third parties, and this could lead to discrimination or other harm, or the possibility that a person's DNA or data could end up contributing to research to which he or she objects, may seem insignificant to some.
Krasznahorkai delights in unorthodox description; no object is too insignificant for his worrying gaze.
Moreover, insignificant interframe displacement of moving object in the consecutive frames also reduces high gradient information on the boundary region.
Our results show that: (1) our code has second-order accuracy in the infinity norm for both the velocity and the pressure; (2) the addition of an object introduces relatively insignificant computational cost; (3) the method is equally effective in computing flow subject to boundaries with prescribed force or boundaries with prescribed motion.
As nondescript and insignificant as they may be, these objects generally didn't come to the museum until the death of the person who collected it, which shows how much the experience of having it meant to the owner.
