Sentence examples for trivial in order from inspiring English sources

It can seem easier to focus on something seemingly trivial in order to let the other person know how upset or angry we really are.

All items ought to be DIF-free or at least DIF-trivial in order to obtain comparable measures over the groups [ 31].

By keeping trivial things in order, my parents saw that the big transgressions never got a chance.

An editorial published with the paper notes that the recognition of such a condition as a mental illness would be controversial and that some would criticize it as creating a trivial disorder in order to "medicalize" a moral issue or to invent a reason to sell more drugs.

Using sysdig to capture all the bash executions is trivial, but in order to make things even easier, we spent a couple hours today putting together a new sysdig release that contains a new chisel called shellshock_detect.

The clinical consequence of the RM may not be trivial and in order to keep the lung open the RM must be repeated several times a day in clinical practice.

This is not to say that Lakatos's approach is without merit, just that it like many of the historicist views being sketched is in need of further non-trivial development in order to see if it will be viable.

In this work we expose the use of b-matching techniques in the context of combinatorial auctions, and apply them in a non-trivial manner in order to introduce polynomial solutions for a variety of combinatorial auctions.

However, there almost always exists experimental noise in microarray data, which may cause trivial changes in ordering the expression values.

In these graphs the best classifier is that with the lower curve (lower cost) and the Cost Curves for useful classifiers should always be below the trivial classifier curve, in order to be a good classifier for whatever distribution between positive and negative instance class in the dataset.

It all comes to mind when one considers the issues in which the trivial has been introduced in order to deflect attention from the substantive.