Sentence examples for trivial problem in from inspiring English sources

How to define a change in the system is not a trivial problem in MANET, especially if the nodes are mobile.

When computing these estimates for all subcarriers and time instants, the correct interpolation of the channel from the estimates at the pilots is not a trivial problem in the case of FTD due to the modulo phase ambiguity.

Constraints on the set of proposed SPR operations must be used to resolve all but the most trivial problems in reasonable time.

As a matter of fact, this is a non-trivial problem in knowledge representation.

Such multicomponent systems pose a non-trivial problem in determining the consequent etching rate [8].

Finding an adequate definition of the search space is a non-trivial problem in such approaches, especially when the number of possible combinations is high due to the process complexity, and is mostly driven by expertise (e.g. heuristics).

Annotating genomes for functional elements is in general a non-trivial problem, in particular, if this is considered to include full functional annotation.

Empowered with these new features, iGeom simplifies teachers' tasks, solves non-trivial problems in student solutions and helps to increase student motivation by providing feedback in real time.

The latter approach, applied to better estimate the control surfaces effectiveness, requires the capability to correctly model the control surface rotation and the grid deformation, usually addressed as non-trivial problems in CFD based aeroelastic analysis.

Perceiving the correct timing of stimuli might seem a trivial problem, however stimuli in different sense modalities generated in synchrony by the same distal event could be perceived as being successive because of different physical transmission speed and processing latency.

Furthermore, latent LV dysfunction caused by diabetes does not appear to be a trivial problem since blunted increase in systolic blood pressure/end-systolic LV volume ratio (SP/ESV) by exercise is associated with poor prognosis [ 61].