Sentence examples for trivial rules from inspiring English sources

These aren't trivial rules I've enumerated they are crucial for solidifying our brand identity.

And their defiance, their casual disdain for trivial rules, is the key to their historic action aboard the train.

TREE and ACK messages are propagated to p 2, p 7,and p 6, and forwarded to p 0 following the trivial rules already described.

Since those rules that were fired less than 1% of the total number of inference operations were mainly fired due to noise, we considered them to be trivial rules and set them to be white in Figures 11 and 12.

The complete list of rules' firing percentage of the expert derived rule-base and extracted rule-base (corresponding to each of the decomposed 2 input 1 output systems) can be found in Tables 6 and 7, respectively, in which trivial rules are not included so as to save space.

Benefit sanctions, which stop payments for weeks or months on end, are applied inconsistently and with "unnecessary rigidity", often for trivial rule infringements.

His losses are controversial because commentators believe they were caused by trivial rule changes, not a bona fide athletic defeat.

Every frequent itemset represents the trivial rule X ⇒, which has the same support as the support of X and holds with 100% confidence.

Experimental results show that these ensemble adaptations outperform the original counterpart algorithms, even when trivial aggregation rules are used.

In addition there is a trivial production rule S → ∈, where ∈ denotes the empty string.

Although the rule is trivial (because the formula A ∨ ~A is true in every model), it can be used to shorten a proof considerably, for, if A is chosen appropriately, the presence of either A or ~A may enable the reasoner to introduce suitable new individuals more rapidly than without them.