He assumed from the start that the genetic code was universal to all forms of life, as indeed with trivial exceptions it has proved to be.
Here, then is one of our largest markets, in which we are treated with greater liberality than we are by any other foreign powers, with very trivial exceptions.
Until the new coinage began to jingle in pockets in 12 EU countries in January, it had always been the case, bar a few trivial exceptions, that a currency was issued by a country and backed by a national government and a central bank.
This is impossible, however, because the boundary conditions on the half-intervals, with trivial exceptions, are never 1 2 T -periodic.
"Free" trade, which is what America (though few other nations) practices now, means opening our borders (with trivial exceptions) and letting the chips fall where they may.
At oral argument, Gorsuch suggested the Court apply a "triviality exception" to the Sixth Amendment public trial right and find that the courtroom closure was trivial.
(The one exception is trivial: communicable diseases other than HIV/AIDS, septicemia, and influenza contributed 0.01 more years – or four more days of life – to the gap in 2010).
With the exception of the trivial case of nanomaterials made from toxic or highly reactive materials, this approach has yielded few actionable guidelines for predicting nanomaterial risk.
Indeed, no evident spectral differences have been observed so far in the emission of different NS or serpin conformers, with the exception of the trivial red-shift in polymers or partially folded intermediates [35,45 47].
Dear Carrie reminded me that we married early, and, with the exception of a few trivial misunderstandings, we had never had a really serious word.
