Sentence examples for trivial error of from inspiring English sources

This legend possibly true, but who knows?– was a boon to the big law firms because it justified all manner of extra billable hours for fear that someone, somewhere, somehow might make an equally trivial error of similarly momentous consequence.

However, we also recognized this estimate of GC content was susceptible of a non trivial error bar, because nearly 20% of the genome was missing from the draft assembly.

The small difference between the results at low values of transmit power is due to a trivial error in PDF estimation at low values of SNR.

From the predicted results, the study revealed that proposed polynomial equation based model possessed strong potential for predicting 3, 7, 14, 21, 28, 56, 90 and 180 days compressive strength of design concretes with high accuracy and trivial error rates.

Or, "surely that's such a trivial error…" What is amazing, is that apart from this seemingly endless list of corrections, it's quite a favourable notice.

A comparison with results for no-shear plug flow reveals the relatively minor effects of shear (so that the approximating velocity profile produces only trivial error).

The developers, at risk of losing tens of millions of dollars in sales, fought back, saying they had made a trivial error that should be ignored.

"This trivial error was turned into a huge misjudgment".

Several examples of diminishing returns are illustrated to show that efforts to reduce error in analytical recovery and concentration estimates can have negligible effect if they are directed at trivial error sources.

The sum of such trivial errors is a lingering impression of visual weirdness, a definitional flaw so intense as to form its own expressionism.

The disclosure of apparently trivial errors in the U.N.'s 2007 climate report has given Senate critics fresh ammunition.