Sentence examples for trivial opening from inspiring English sources

Trivial opening is mainly used for object detection and identification.

Trivial opening is used for road extraction [30-32 [30-32

Resultant trivial opening operation is given in Figure 5d.

Road areas can be easily filtered by trivial opening.

The trivial opening for road detection is obtained using the following Equation 3.

The trivial opening can be defined with a condition T, as follows in Equation 2.

The assortments of medals for sale were minted not only to reward loyal subjects but also to commemorate government events, some as seemingly trivial as the "opening of the new canal joining the Wytegra and Kovzha rivers" and the "visit of the Cossack General M. A. Platov to England".

These may seem trivial examples, but consider the opening and closing of this well-known sentence: "We hold these truths to be self-evident … the pursuit of happiness". Are American "truths" the same as Greece's aletheia or Russians' pravda?

Which is to say that setting the opening line is not a trivial matter.

In return for precluding Follo, Morvillo was asked not to argue that the dollars involved were trivial for Stewart, as he had in his opening statement.

"The art of losing isn't hard to master," she writes in the opening line; the trick is to begin with trivial losses, like door keys, and practice until you can handle those which are tragic.