Sentence examples for is trivial in terms of from inspiring English sources

This operation is trivial in terms of computational complexity.

"Those things are trivial in terms of expenses — just pennies per month," Mr. Claxton said.

A lot of people move from, say, the top of the second quintile to the bottom of the third quintile or vice versa — but such moves are trivial in terms of their true income position.

The buzz at the Consumer Electronics Show concentrated on curved screens for smartphones and television tweaks, which produce the next must have device for jaded consumers, but are trivial in terms of innovation.

Analyst Jim Antos of Mizuho Securities said the settlement costs were "trivial" in terms of the company's book value.

Our last assertion is trivial in view of Theorem 2.1.

The amount of money involved was trivial even in terms of Congress's budget.

Many of the plant traits of economic importance are generally controlled by numerous loci and to fine map genes associated with such traits is not trivial in terms of both time and resources.

However, such data processes and key informant systems are not trivial in terms of financial resources and technical capacity.

The savings are trivial in comparison with the overall long-term debt picture, which is almost entirely a function of Medicare and Medicaid spending.

The cost of maintenance is non-trivial in terms of money and the period in which the system remains either unstable or unavailable.