Sentence examples for trivial interpretations from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, nobody seems to be able to define embodiment in a way that would prevent it from also covering its trivial interpretations such as mere situatedness in complex environments.
These properties rule out two trivial interpretations of our data.
The observations appearing for the first time in the sample are attached a p = 1 (a trivial interpretation is that sample units appearing for the first time in the sample are certain to be in their respective waves).
A trivial interpretation of the results, therefore, would be that because the candidates have a fly-like k-mer profile, they drive fly-like reporter gene expression without being true regulatory elements in their native species.
Our results also argue against the more trivial interpretation that VMHdm/c serves exclusively as a permissive, sensory relay for predator-derived cues (Papes et al., 2010)—in essence, an 'internal nose' a possibility that could not be excluded from earlier loss-of-function studies (Silva et al., 2013).
This fact implies that the generation process is cumulative and becomes saturated at a certain point, thus yielding consistent non-trivial interpretations for truth and membership.
We shall show, however, later in this paper that O S allows a non-trivial interpretation as the surface measure w.r.t. a well defined, non-Euclidean, metric geometry.
In contrast to the non-trivial interpretation that follows, a trivial reading would be a definition of evidence-based ethics that amounts to simply taking empirical information into account in ethical decision-making without specifying this any further (see above).
It does not, however, enable trivial machine interpretation of the spectrum since it is not valid CML and tools do not exist for its easy manipulation.
But the old interpretation seemed trivial, hardly worth Archimedes' time.
These apparently trivial oversights in the interpretation of the CMO's recommendation have an enormous impact.
