This is not a trivial requirement: standard ways of interpreting the 2D framework cannot vindicate the rationalist project.
If (c_{epsilon }) is bounded, the existence of the extremal function is trivial by standard elliptic estimates.
An equally radical but opposite reaction is Deirdre McCloskey's, who denies that there are any non-trivial methodological standards that economics must meet (1985 , 1994.
For three of the metrics, the normalization and rescaling was trivial; mean, standard deviation and skewness were re-scaled to the range −50 to 50.
But for all that, it's a good proposal that will raise a significant amount of money ($117 billion over ten years is not, even by today's standards, trivial) and will provide a disincentive (a too-small disincentive, but still a disincentive) for banks to keep getting bigger.
The task would be trivial for a standard serial computational device, but is far from trivial in a CA precisely because of its turning on an issue of emergence.
In these two trivial cases, a standard RCPSP procedure to minimize the makespan would be sufficient after adjusting the capacities to (K_r^prime = K_r + overline{z}_r) or (K_r^prime =K_r), respectively.
Mounting the receiver in the Heyford was not a trivial task; the standard half-wave dipole antenna needed to be about 3.5 m long to detect wavelengths of 6.7 m.
While the amount, less than $100 million, was trivial by today's standards, the payment brought to a close one of the most poisonous chapters of the 20th century.
Yet it all sounds small beer: in a world of vast massacres and civil wars, of al-Qaeda and Kashmir, does Cyprus's fate really matter?It does: as in Kashmir (or Palestine), trivial places by world standards, much more is involved.
