Sentence examples for trivial object from inspiring English sources

In the English landscape tradition, the folly was not a trivial object but a noble act of historical connoisseurship, playing off against a great manor house that was designed in a more contemporary style.

Unfortunately, most scientists before 1961 regarded the Moon as a pretty trivial object.

The mind is too large, life too short, time too precious to occupy oneself with such trivial objects.

"We hoped to make trivial objects and environments turn into larger-than-life hurdles and triumphs," they said. .

In particular, we propose a formal solution to a puzzle composed of non-trivial objects (such as holes and strings) assuming a version of the Situation Calculus written over first-order Equilibrium Logic, whose models generalise the stable model semantics.

James refrains from ever saying exactly what manufactured article made the Newsome family fortune ("a small, trivial, rather ridiculous object of the commonest domestic use"), whereas Ozick bluntly informs us that Marvin earns his money from "plastic airplane parts".

The prediction of enzymatic-reaction likeness is not trivial because the object corresponds to a compound compound pair in this study.

For the clutter signatures, this process is not trivial as clutter objects can have different characteristics and their signature can extend over a different number of samples.

Extracting geodesics on a single manifold (or mesh representation) of an object is trivial.

However, the association between clusters and blobs is not trivial, since a single object can consist several blobs and/or several clusters.

Even the winner picked just ten during its 20-minute test.The problem is that although robots are good at precise, complex activities like welding a car, they are terrible at tasks humans find trivial, such as recognising objects and planning how to navigate or work around them.