Sentence examples for trivial alterations from inspiring English sources
Even that alternation might be made in Committee, though it would involve very numerous but very trivial alterations in the Bill.
The extraordinary malleability of our expressed preferences in the face of trivial alterations in the choice context sits uneasily with the idea that there is such a thing as "what the American people want", the job of our political system being (ideally) to discern what this is and bring it about.
And facial recognition software can be fooled with trivial alterations like shaving or smiling.
In the weeks after the Alabama shootings, several former colleagues and neighbors came forward, describing various altercations with Amy, mostly over trivial matters.
This bisection is far from trivial and in most of the cases an alteration in the distribution of the distinct FCC components is observed.
It is trivial to remove the appearance of this problem, particularly by alterations in the metric or network (simply add random connections to make node degrees equivalent).
Accurately predicting the steady state of a microbial strain after gene manipulations is not a trivial job, since the adaption of metabolic systems against gene alterations is complex.
This is a non-trivial problem because tumor samples contain up to thousands of somatic alterations.
Incorporating such alterations into the finite-element model of fracture deformation should be trivial, but would require information about the distribution of, for example, cohesion and internal friction angle in the rock, in the direction normal to the fracture face.
Some doubts seem trivial.
