用“trivial”造句大全，trivial造句

This simple test is trivial to the point of stupidity, which is what I want.

It is relatively trivial to specialize a general topic if the content was originally authored as a specialized type.

But it is often a task that is overlooked — seen as trivial, something that occurs only in the background.

(law) a trivial sum (usually $1.00) awarded as recognition that a legal injury was sustained (as for technical violations of a contract).

This is a trivial bug, and once it is fixed, the service and object path arguments could be removed, improving the readability of the code even more.

There is nothing wrong with this, it is only when you lose control of your feelings and begin to rant and rave unnecessarily about something very trivial that it is seen as a problem.

Something trivial or foolish; nonsense.

Compared to code, a written spec is trivial to change.

This is definitely a trivial change, but why won't you test such trivial changes if they don't take much effort and have potential to fatten your bottomline?

Count your blessings; All of them - even the things that seem trivial.

The problem is that heavyweight approaches say you should do all but the most trivial design tasks up front.

Documentation procedures for simple tasks, such as starting a server, can seem trivial at first but can be a source of confidence when testing a disaster scenario.

They can give you the boot, but only if their terms are properly applied, the player is bound by them ("and that's not necessarily a non-trivial question", says Davis) and they are enforceable.

They always spar over trivial matters.

Maybe there's just as much value in the ability to marinate in the seemingly trivial.

Checking the data quality is not a trivial job; it requires knowledge of both data modeling and the business domain.

Even so, this and one or two other trivial mistakes were presented by some as further proof that scientists cannot be trusted and that warming is a hoax.

Don't pester me with your trivial matters.

It might mean something trivial, or it might mean something unfairly burdensome.

Even trivial things - like who looks after the TV remote, leaving wet towels on the floor and taking too long to get ready - rile us.

It's useless to fire away with such trivial details.

In this case, the calculation seems trivial, but it indicates you need to buy two and a half extra servers.

Her husband never was impatient over such troublesome trivial matters.

He was angry that European Union leaders have not stopped Slovenia from blocking Croatia's EU accession talks over a trivial border dispute-but nobody thinks that merited his departure.

This failure is easy to understand, but I'm not sure I really want to "fix" it — the method I'm not testing is trivial, and adding tests for trivial methods can be a waste of effort.

That's an unbelievable turnaround, especially for a paper with such incredible results, and the revisions must have been trivial to be able to be whipped around in a day.