0 details or costs that relate to something but are less important or smaller than the main ones:
1 unimportant facts:
If the issue price of grain is lower than its cost (procurement price+procurement incidentals+ distribution incidentals), a government subsidy results.
All of these things we see as opportunities and not incidentals; we use them to create together.
But the vast sociological research enterprise treats objects, from the built form of the contemporary city to small-scale elements like the toothbrush, as incidentals.
Riches were often won almost as incidentals on the way to higher goals.
This sequence processes all sentential arguments and all incidentals, without any need for recursion (actually - as we will see - we apply a controlled form of recursion by iterating cascade applications).
I am sometimes too inclined to indulge in asides, in incidentals, in the association of ideas, let it go at that.
Costs have escalated whether in salaries, incidentals or capital costs.
For example, on less than £25,000 per annum, until recently, it had to provide publicity, propaganda, staff and all the other incidentals.
