In the middle of a recent three-hour interview in Toronto, Mr. Sharp gave a tour of his headquarters, a sleek and modern structure that was originally a plant that manufactured Trivial Pursuit board games.
The warming in Russia is hardly trivial: BP's standing with the Russian government and Russian business partners is at least as critical for the company as its future drilling prospects in the Gulf of Mexico.
When we look back at this turning point in America's longest war, we may discover that a relatively trivial White House incident, the gate-crashing by a couple of fame-seeking bozos, was the more telling omen of what was to come.
Raoul Walsh's films at Paramount are generally regarded as the low point in his highly distinguished career (he would soon leave for Warner Brothers and find renewed creativity with James Cagney and Errol Flynn), but he adds some moments of surprisingly high energy to the studiously trivial "Artists and Models".
The first is that according to our construction, there could be "trivial" PNC units with two nodes only.
The initial exploit took advantage of a trivial SQL injection vulnerability, a technique that has been well documented for over a decade.
Hence, given λ, as long as all the EUs take their associated best response once, we can obtain the trivial NE R † of game.
After studying the operation of our proposed framework in a trivial CRN topology to validate its applicability, we compare the network stability properties of BPeMRF with the traditional back pressure methodology (namely, based on MWM solution).
And while it may seem trivial, MHA Nation officials broadcast the entirety of that council meeting on the radio the first time that's happened in recent memory.
"In all fairness, I don't want it to sound trivial, NBC renewed 'The Apprentice,' because we had a great season last season.
