Sentence examples for trivial term from inspiring English sources

Finally, we omit the trivial term (2.15).

The programmer (now upgraded to the title of "producer") became the star of the show and the songwriter (now referred to by the more trivial term "topliner") was relegated to a supporting role.

The children describe Grass's books in trivial terms: "that book about dogs and scarecrows," "the one with a talking fish" and "the short book that followed the long one".

When you look at how long my movies take to make, you probably think that's nonsense, [Gandhi took 25 years from idea to inception] but I really mean in trivial terms; if someone says they'll do something tomorrow morning and they bloody well don't do it, that ANGERS me.

Since the transformed system is just the same as the one that consists of two independent simple harmonic oscillators, provided that we can neglect the trivial terms L jp ( t ) in the transformed Hamiltonian, we easily identified the complete quantum solutions in the DSN in the transformed system.

SQuIDS provides a base class from which users can derive new classes to include new non-trivial terms from the right hand sides of density matrix equations.

"Those things are trivial in terms of expenses — just pennies per month," Mr. Claxton said.

A lot of people move from, say, the top of the second quintile to the bottom of the third quintile or vice versa — but such moves are trivial in terms of their true income position.

This operation is trivial in terms of computational complexity.

The buzz at the Consumer Electronics Show concentrated on curved screens for smartphones and television tweaks, which produce the next must have device for jaded consumers, but are trivial in terms of innovation.

Analyst Jim Antos of Mizuho Securities said the settlement costs were "trivial" in terms of the company's book value.