Sentence examples for trivial quality from inspiring English sources

"But happiness seemed a trivial quality compared to whatever Harold was".

That adolescent, trivial quality — not the same as youthfulness, which can be life enhancing — is too widespread.

And it is not a trivial quality.

But the popular "broken windows" theory of policing in the 1980s, which argued that tackling trivial "quality-of-life" offences fostered a lawful atmosphere that discouraged more serious crimes, led to crackdowns on graffiti and unlicensed clubs, making the outlaw creativity that spawned hip-hop no longer possible.

Xu ([2011]) examined challenges in the fields of dependability and security that need to be addressed carefully in order to provide sufficient support to enable service-oriented systems to offer non-trivial Quality of Service guarantees.

Consequently, it is not trivial to know the quality of MSAs when reference alignments are not provided.

Drude dispersion model is adopted to describe the silver rod and it is found that the influence of the metal's absorption is trivial to debase the quality of the image spot.

However, the expression of a recombinant protein in yeast is not trivial; neither are the quality control mechanisms the cell initiates to respond to overwhelming stress, such as an increased protein load, simplistic.

However, the issue of motion is not trivial, even in high quality data.

In vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs), some distinct characteristics, such as high node mobility, introduce new non-trivial challenges to quality-of-service (QoS) provisioning.

Simulation results based on the PTM 32 nm CMOS technology suggest that the proposed approach attains tremendous improvements in delay, power and area metrics with a trivial degradation in the output quality.