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Whether, how, and how much the mother's networks were altered and how useful these networks were depended on the apparently trivial, but remarkably consequential, practices and regulations of the centers.
As shown in Figure 3, we found that the correlation between phone activity volume and entropy is not trivial and, more remarkably, most of the locations with points of interests (in red) are characterized by both high entropy and high activity and clustered in a relatively small region of the activity-entropy space.
For meta pathway expression, the logic operation performed by the Pm promoter (which controls transcription the meta operon) is not trivial -in fact it is remarkably puzzling.
Proving identity is likely to remain remarkably difficult in a world where it is trivial to take over someone's computer from half a world away and operate it as your own.
I would say, too, that this particular critical attack on Vagina – as somehow abandoning feminism's "higher agenda" by giving women new information about such "trivial" issues as their sexual responses, arousal and orgasm – is remarkably historically shortsighted.
While the applicability of such STRF features for continuous solo performances is remarkably accurate, the cross-domain transition from single notes to musical phrases (even for solos) is not a trivial one.
The printed book was remarkably well proofread; a very few typographical errors are marked, when important, with a bullet like this;º and when trivial, with a dotted underscore like this: as elsewhere on my site, glide your cursor over the bullet or the underscored words to read the variant.
Some doubts seem trivial.
