But Owens adores rules, even, or perhaps especially, trivial ones.
Universality in this thin sense is rightly taken to be a highly uncontroversial, perhaps even trivial, feature of reasons.
By "womanized" I mean made into a woman, to made feel like a woman, which is to say "not like a man" and since men should not feel like women, emasculation implies that the feelings women display are lesser or perhaps more trivial than the emotions men display (do not be fooled, anger is an emotion too).
While this would seem obvious, and perhaps even trivial, failure to observe this constraint has been the reason for several of the failed trials of calcium and vitamin D (see below).
This sense of impotence perhaps explains why trivial scholastic squabbles excite such vitriol.
The second world war had many repercussions; perhaps the most trivial is that HRH Princess Katarina of Yugoslavia is now an etiquette consultant.
Perhaps a seemingly trivial observation, but just pause for a moment and consider the last time you saw an adult drinking a large glass of apple juice.
But I had started to tell you about the company you had in rolling your eyes at the discovery of still another -ism, and one that perhaps seems utterly trivial, to boot.
The correlations between maximum indel lengths and nucleotide substitution rates are generally trivial, perhaps because duplicated genes losing long coding segments are preferentially lost following duplication.
The analysis leads to some non-trivial, perhaps even surprising, conclusions demonstrating the uniqueness of the evolutionary dynamics of homing endonucleases.
