Sentence examples for trivial is from inspiring English sources
More to the point, is there any conceivable way to ask or answer that question without acknowledging that something horrible is being inappropriately trivialized and something trivial is being inappropriately transformed into a crisis of situational ethics?
The trivial is raised up to power.
Trivial is a favourite insult administered by scholars.
In television, "the trivial is raised up to power," Trow wrote.
In short, the triumph of the trivial is not a trivial matter.
The trivial is raised up to the place where this scale has its home; the powerful is lowered there.
I think people who say fashion is trivial are wrong.
To say that the embedding is non-trivial is just to say that it is not the identity, in which case there must be a least ordinal that is moved.
(The caveat "non-trivial" is added here because on some accounts all future events that actually happen have probability, conditional on past history, equal to 1, and future events that do not happen have probability equal to zero. Non-trivial probabilities are probabilities strictly between zero and one).
What makes the merging of data sets non-trivial is that different platforms refer to the same genes by different names.
General patterns 2) Repeatability of the outcomes of evolution The reported results require some statistics: if, say, all variables describing phenotypes are independent, how non-trivial is the observation that phenotypes were not observed twice?
