Sentences with phrase «even trivial»

Even trivial, unaccounted secondary loadings can inflate factor correlations leading to misspecification (Marsh et al., 2014; Asparouhov & Muthen 2009; Howard et al., 2016).

The key is to make even the trivial ones sound highly important and this can be achieved by using powerful and job relevant vocabulary.

then again i guess you need to do something at least even trivial like this to give the impression that they are the smart ones and the rest of us are relly minor league....

Outliers: The Story of Success posits that much of what affects our success is out of our control, and that arbitrary or even trivial factors play a disproportionate role in what we end up doing and how well we do it.

The Federal Circuit's holding would require awarding Apple all of Samsung's profits for sales of a smartphone containing any Apple design patent, even a trivial one.

On those days, it is hard to concentrate on even trivial conversation, much less work, while my thoughts are drawn elsewhere to more pressing matters demanding my attention and draining my emotions.

The challenge is that there is no threshold, and every breach, even trivial ones, must be recorded.

She found no evidence of even trivial class - size effects.

Keenly observed and laced with humor, Gross has constructed a narrative whose emotional power derives from the accumulation of details, some of which at first appear to be insignificant, even trivial.

Persons with highly superior autobiographical memory (HSAM, also known as hyperthymesia)-- which was first identified in 2006 by scientists at UC Irvine's Center for the Neurobiology of Learning & Memory — have the astounding ability to remember even trivial details from their distant past.

Even trivial episodes of ostracism can shatter your sense of self.

The category used to apply just to serious crimes like murder and drug trafficking, but it has come to include a vast array of nonviolent, even trivial misdemeanors.

Both kinds of critics argue that in comparison with the scandal of world hunger, with human rights violations and the plight of political prisoners, with oppressive regimes of the right or left, the real or imagined oppression of white, middle - class American women seems a secondary, even trivial, concern.

But «a moral discussion is inconclusive and even trivial, if it leaves out the question of its application,» as Gregory Vlastos has said.13 In order to be as specific as possible about this approach to Christian social philosophy I shall outline in arbitrary fashion five general principles which I suggest can be supported by the evidence of human experience as being necessary guides to the conditions under which the Good Society can grow.

Not exact matches

Even though Keyboard Cat or Grumpy Cat may be a trivial part of someone's day, their images shared in memes become a symbol of a common societal bond.

When markets are uncertain and costs come under the microscope, a CFO will take note of a big expense for a small detail and think, «That's such a trivial item that our customers won't even notice it's gone — but it will save us money.»

Even Yahoo's trivial redesign may have completed its modest mission, if that mission was to get the digerati talking about Yahoo.

Even one patent that effectively prevents a competitor from practicing a key technology generates immeasurably more value than a mountain of patents covering trivial or easily avoidable features.

For an app that many — possibly even most — initially dismissed as a trivial tool for teens to send sexy texts that would automatically disappear, Snapchat has certainly come a long way.

But science actually shows that circumstances and surroundings (even quite trivial details of our surroundings) can have an outsize impact on the choices we make.

Even if you see GIFs as a trivial form of amusement rather than serious media, those are some large numbers.

Some of it might seem trivial (how much coffee people are drinking, for example), but even seemingly frivolous findings can spark inspiration.

The income available on break even strike calls is trivial.

Even when accounting for universities that have open IP policies, this is a trivial amount by global standards.

This episode is a perfect example: an unintended casualty of this weekend's firestorm is the idea of data portability: I have argued that social networks like Facebook should make it trivial to export your network; it seems far more likely that most social networks will respond to this Cambridge Analytica scandal by locking down data even further.

«Even a seemingly trivial amount — like an extra $ 20 each week — adds up to nearly $ 40,000 in 30 years.»

I'm not even going to dispute the incidence rates you claim, although it would be trivial to refer you to very different numbers.

Thats why anger shouldn't be our default, especially when it comes to trivial arguments on social media and debates about news stories that don't even effect us directly.

An even more trivial task.

Hopewell rejected that view and adamantly maintained, in passages found in nearly every chapter of Congregation, that a church's story, even when it recounts pedestrian and trivial activity, is the legend of God's plan, if only its sounds and signs can be heard and read.

That may be the case with trivial diseases and illnesses, though one is not too sure even about that after reading Frank.

Both of you know nothing of a universe you can't see, neither of you have even seen a true believer, one of peace and serenity and of a mind far beyond this trivial bickering of stupidity in «who exist and doesn't».

'' neither of you have even seen a true believer, one of peace and serenity and of a mind far beyond this trivial bickering of stupidity in «who exist and doesn't».»

In a subtler sense, on the other hand, even the most trivial item of actuality, let us say a rock, is «more» than all the PN put together, simply by virtue of its existence and actuality.

Doing a long series of arithmetical calculations or working all day entering data at a computer terminal may result in almost total «an - aesthesia,» while proving a new mathematical theorem or writing a complex computer program may bring about intense involvement and the enjoyment of vivid immediate experience.8 «Aesthetic» experience in the more usual sense of tile term can also y ~ ry fi - om trivial to highly intense, even when it relates to a single object; one is reminded of the cliche situation in which one member of a couple listens in rapture to a concert while the other writhes in boredom.

The total value of his experience may, therefore, be trivial or even negative.

An experience of great strength is certainly preferable to a trivial one even if it is considerably less harmonious.

It may sound silly, but I'm always so grateful for life and health after being sick, even if that sickness was something as trivial as a cold.

When history is on the line, even meaningless, trivial history like this, then the context should be as grand as possible.

Even you yourself acknowledge that breastfeeding has real benefits, even if you believe them to be «trivial.&raEven you yourself acknowledge that breastfeeding has real benefits, even if you believe them to be «trivial.&raeven if you believe them to be «trivial.»

So take any fly problems seriously, even if it seems a little trivial at first.

Even the most luxurious and trivial travel stroller can be bulky.

Make family game night even more exciting with Trivial Pursuit for the Nintendo Wii.

Most posts and comments on MOSW elicit nothing more than an eyeroll from me because so much of the complaints are over such trivial things but even a stopped clock is right twice a day, I couldn't dismiss this one.

While Angola's oil economy has never been more transparent, the impact of this on the governance of the country is trivial and even strengthens the regime.

The Rowlatt report, however, listed in great detail all previous terrorist acts — even quite trivial ones — giving the impression that they provided an ongoing threat to British rule.

The cost of a big search or even a display ad buy is trivial compared with the cost of running a TV ad in LA, which relatively few people will remember seeing anyway unless you can afford to saturate the airwaves.

Instead, officials said, the bills, known collectively as the Criminal Justice Reform Act, seek to balance the goal of fairer punishment, laid out by Melissa Mark - Viverito, a Democrat who is the Council speaker, with the Police Department's desire to maintain the discretion that officers use in making arrests, for even seemingly trivial offenses, when they deem it necessary.

There's a relationship there that holds it together, but it's mostly made up of mutual suspicion and constant arguments over even the most trivial of issues.

Experts say the dose from the backscatter is negligible when compared with naturally occurring background radiation, but a linear model shows even such trivial amounts increase the number of cancer cases