Heigl calls Kutcher "perfection", even though he constantly sounds like he just woke up; and he calls her "smart" – specifically citing her knowledge of French wartime history – when in reality she's just a collection of arbitrary tics and neuroses.
In SELECTED EARLY POEMS (Braziller, $22), an expanded and revised edition of his "Selected Poems, 1963-1983," Charleshowsic shows that he is among the very few poets for whom surrealism is a genuine vision, a tool of discovery, rather than a collection of arbitrary shocks.
When we lose sight of shalom, sin is reduced to a collection of seemingly-arbitrary violations of moral rules.
The methods under consideration are designed for categorization of documents consisting of a collection of fields, or arbitrary tree-structured documents that can be adequately modeled with such a flat structure.
A middleware protocol parser is syntactically "unaware" of encapsulated messages, which are treated as a collection of binary data or arbitrary character strings.
Namely, the system of rational numbers is assumed to be composed of an infinite set; the collection of arbitrary cuts of rational numbers is also treated as an infinite set; and when supplied with an order relation and arithmetic operations on its elements, the latter gives rise to a new number system.
We present a novel implementation of a web-based interface allowing the collection of arbitrary metadata.
where HD and HR describe the QD (of arbitrary shape, formally a collection of sites with hopping between the nearest neighbors, denoted by the symbol 〈〉) and the ring (consisting just of two sites, interconnected, see Figure1), while HL γ, HT, and HDR represent the leads Hamiltonian and the tunneling Hamiltonians, respectively: H D = ∑ 〈 i, j 〉 | i 〉 〈 j | H R = τ αβ | α 〉 〈 β | + h.c.
We consider a formulation that captures spatial differences in available spectrum while considering general system topologies and utility functions: a collection of wireless sessions is considered under an arbitrary conflict graph that indicates the sessions which cannot transmit simultaneously on a common channel.
Gargantuan corporations can now cull, measure, and parse every move that we make in the global marketplace, but picking up a collection of verse is still so minuscule and arbitrary an act that it must surely defy all their algorithms--it feels as commercially untraceable as slipping an apple into your bag at an orchard.
Anywhere else, a collection of objects like this would seem a touch arbitrary.
