Sentence examples for trivial fluctuation from inspiring English sources

So, you have to sort of, I think more or less spot the bubble and then simply assume it is going to break, and hope that when it starts to break that you can detect that and recognize the difference between a trivial fluctuation, random fluctuation and the beginning of a big break.

On the other hand, LSSC baseline has its performance stabilized, although with some trivial fluctuations, consistently in Figure 6IIa; and beyond L = 300(l = 3) in Figure 6Ia.

Frances starts the movie with a breakup with a boyfriend, ostensibly due to her obligation to her roommate and best friend since college, Sophie (Mickey Sumner), but the breakup seems trivial beside the fluctuations in that friendship.

We have seen in part II that the performance of LSSC-based discretization will be driven into a stable state with a trivial level of fluctuations beyond a certain entropy threshold.

Results show that under the same conditions of the parameters, as the intensity of the random excitation increases, non-trivial steady-state solution fluctuation will become strenuous, which will result in the non-trivial steady-state solution lose stability and the trivial steady-state solution can be a possible.

Since this dilemma is faced by all animals that use odors as signals, we might reasonably expect a mechanism that supports the ideal strategy (i.e. the ability to ignore trivial, naturally-occurring odor fluctuations whilst retaining the capacity to discriminate subtle inter-odor differences) to be both simple and general.

The preliminary simulation experience has shown us that such systems 'gets stuck' close enough to some trivial modes (trivial attractors) with fluctuations coming only from frequent changes of the smallest users (PUs), but do not translate into major system changes (avalanches).

We also found that the magnitude of fitness fluctuations, far from being trivial, conform to a Weibull probability distribution function, suggesting that viral adaptation belongs to a broad category of phenomena previously documented in other fields and related with emergence.