The phrase "trivial situations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to situations or events that are small, unimportant, or insignificant. Example: The book only focused on the protagonist's struggles with trivial situations, but failed to address the larger societal issues at hand.
We recall that if h ( n ) has two consecutive or alternate zeros then it is eventually null, a trivial situation which will be excluded here.
Another trivial situation for an active infection network is if the amount of vaccine available is much larger than the number of non-infected adjacent nodes to any infected nodes.
Useful insights can be gained from this trivial situation, as shown below.
The Loewe additivity model can describe the trivial situation that both agents are actually the same drug (Jonker et al, 2005), but to apply this mathematical method both agents have to show a typical dose response relationship as single agents.
We establish this conjecture in some non-trivial situations.
In order to observe the existence of these phases and their sequence, it is critical to choose non-trivial situations in which the underlying dynamics of decision-making process are readily visible.
To find the sequence alignment program that performs best under all non-trivial situations (e. g. reference APSI ≤ 80%%), we did a comparison of all those programs previously identified [ 22] to be top ranking.
Johnson said her overriding feeling reading them had been, "Oh Ken, get a sense of proportion," as Williams sees the end of the world in the most trivial of situations.
One would think that solidarity with Ron Thomas would certainly be second nature to those of us who have children and who have ever responded to our children's cries of "Dad" or "Mom," no matter how serious or trivial the situation may have been.
