Sentences with phrase «trivial in»

On the basis of a large meta - analysis, Card et al. -LRB-[2008]-RRB- concluded that although girls seem to engage significantly more in indirect aggression than boys, this difference is trivial in magnitude.

If your critiques are trivial in nature, then this might be your current strategy.

You may think fonts are trivial in the larger scheme of things, but the right font is going to do a lot for your resume.

Yet these costs were trivial in the first place, especially compared to today's transaction fees, and have come down drastically.

«The change from testnet to the actual Bitcoin network is actually trivial in the code.

Of course, these differences are ultimately trivial in real - world gameplay, as all three systems run League of Legends super smoothly with power to spare.

Unfortunately, they may be ignored or left feeling as if the crime committed was trivial in nature.

All this for a 5 % reduction in emissions of a country that truly is trivial in terms of global emissions anyway.

There will be five to seven full time jobs; that is not trivial in a small country town.

Facts that are trivial in themselves are brought into significance by their bearings upon the hypothesis, and by their causal indications.

In the usual application of the PP to CC, the cost if it turns out that there is no significant climate change is usually ignored, not mentioned, or assumed to be trivial in comparison — in much the same way that Pascal omitted to mention the costs of all the time wasted praying and studying the Bible.

Having obvious wastage of energy, even if it is trivial in comparison to the total energy generated, associated with devices that are aimed at reducing greenhouse gas production seems particularly incongruous.

No - one has bothered about the amount of CO2 that they are responsible for releasing because it is trivial in the big picture; but they don't go on to think that they are one of six billion people and they have a moral obligation to use no more than one six billionth of the earth's resources.

The challenges are trivial in themselves but serve a wider agenda.

Dry convection, like that from concrete and asphalt concrete, is trivial in global energy balance.

Operating cost for electric cars is $ 0.50 to $ 0.75 per mile versus $ 0.10 for gasoline powered cars once battery replacement costs are included By 2020, Chinese PER CAPITA emissions will be higher than America's Does not believe that the 0.6 degree temperature rise to date is the West's «fault,» but does believe that China is the future problem Whatever U.S. does about emissions reduction and what people do as individuals is totally trivial in face of the fact that China is adding huge amounts of coal fired generating capacity The most meaningful emissions reduction strategy today would be to convert China from coal to natural gas The claim that there are more frequent or more intense hurricanes and tornadoes as a result of AGW is not scientifically supported We can reduce emissions, but it is important that we do the RIGHT things (and NOT the WRONG ones) Not worried about «peak oil;» coal can be converted to liquid fuel

However, my «Interests» are trivial in comparison to the importance of the substantive point of my submission: viz..

The reason I highlighted the damage cost estimates and that they are trivial in context of global GDP over the 21st century, is to point out that we are wasting an enormous amount of time, effort and money researching something that is not important.

If as I suggest one includes the much denser oceans as a component of atmosphere then increases in CO2 become irredeemably trivial in terms of their power to alter overall density and the speed of energy throughput and thus the global heat retaining process.

If as I suggest one includes the much denser oceans as a component of atmosphere then increases in CO2 become irredeemably trivial in terms of their power to alter overall density and thus the global heat retaining process.

That would be a good contribution, but just saying it's plausible doesn't make it significant (and if it's even as large as 5 % of the CO2 rise (~ 5ppm), it's completely trivial in terms of the forcing — < 0.1 W / m2.]

They would be trivial in magnitude compared to the heat the oceans absorb from the sun and the atmosphere.

Tough to model, but living organisms aren't trivial in affecting how climate works, and changes in what's alive where and when are feedbacks to climate change.

That ambiguity seems trivial in «Red, White and Blue.»

The exhibition presents drawing - based work that ranges from pointed to trivial in subject matter, from perfection in craft to studied clumsiness.

In these he shows an acute observation of rustic types, and a considerable sense of humour, though they are trivial in sentiment and based on rather conventional composition plans.

Dealing successfully with an enraged, multi-million dollar investor who's screaming bloody murder over something rather trivial in the grand scheme of things.

Dealing successfully with an enraged, multi-million dollar customer who's screaming bloody murder over something rather trivial in the grand scheme of things.

The intent, as Grimes pointed out in the Times obituary, was «to honor the silent centuries - old work of women engaged in humble tasks like sewing and knitting, or, as she put in a 1977 interview, «to choose something considered trivial in the culture and transform it into a heroic form.

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That said, these complaints are fairly trivial in light of the game's strengths, and they shouldn't deter anyone — especially those with a predilection for RPGs — from picking up a copy of Etrian Odyssey IV.

Storage requirements for transaction activity are trivial in an era where we're throwing around petabytes and zetabytes.

Most of those errors are trivial in nature, but 25 percent of the mistakes are serious enough to scare off a potential lender.

The gap between the TD Canadian Index Fund — e (0.31 %) and iShares XIU (0.18 %) is trivial in a small portfolio: $ 13 on every $ 10,000 invested.

One might (reasonably) argue that finding a better umbrella term in this context is trivial in comparison to naming actual babies.

The movie isn't perfect — Daniel Brühl's villainous Zemo is underserved, and the filmmakers ignore a key argument in favor of the anti-registration side — but it does such a good job of balancing the emotionally - charged narrative with some excellent action sequences and fan service that those flaws seem trivial in comparison.

That's the promise of the movie — that something that seems relatively trivial in the grand scheme of things may tell us something a little different about the people, the culture, and the history of France in the late 17th century.

In particular, the use of comedy could easily backfire rendering everything trivial in the shadow of Holocaust.

The regular mode pattern that makes this task trivial in cooler stars is masked by increased linewidths.

And it's not trivial in other areas.

Bergson's riposte, that there is more to time than clock time, seemed trivial in comparison.

Nuclear war was seen as the most realistic war - fighting scenario, with all other forms of war trivial in comparison.

«A view is gaining ground that the government lacks direction, with the number of U-turns — each trivial in itself — suggesting policies are not properly thought through.»

As far as economic and political impact goes I would guess it would be trivial in Russia given the targets chosen.

Improper public to private communication might seem trivial in an environment as open as bond markets but the truth is that private actors are poorly informed and, in more cases than expected, react to media reports rather than information from the Spanish government or other official sources.

Cooking seems a bit trivial in the face of this major storm event.

Note incidentally that if Aristotle's dictum holds, together with (9), this second proof becomes trivial in the extreme.

It is just that he fails to take them seriously, or that he considers them trivial in comparison to the ultimate concept.

As it seeks liberation from this dimension of its past, as it encounters feminist theology, the new consciousness of women, blacks, third world peoples, and their suppressed traditions, post-Holocaust Judaism as well as other religions, Christianity is transformed, becomes more authentically relational and creative, richer, more inclusive, less trivial in its harmony.

The triviality in some initial reconstruction of order expresses the fact that actualities are being produced, which, trivial in their own proper character of immediate «ends.»