Sentence examples for a range of arbitrary from inspiring English sources

For the past several months students have been protesting a range of arbitrary and unpopular actions initiated by President Wolfe.

Table 3 presents the results of the overall economic evaluation with a range of arbitrary ceiling ratios (arbitrary but selected around the sample ICER).

Although the fluorescence intensity of TMR varied widely from protein to protein in a range of arbitrary fluorescence units from 10to10100000, HaloTag-fusions that retained the functional characteristics of TMR ligand-binding were efficiently produced.

The fact that RBF method can employ a variety of RBF functions for the interpolation and also a wide range of arbitrary nodes for the discretization means that the proposed method offers a very flexible RBF framework for direct trajectory optimization.

On Tuesday, the platform also categorically banned fundraisers on a wide range of arbitrary moral issues, including abortion, gambling, "sorcery" and any material "relating to the adult industry" in any capacity.

If this hypothesis is correct, this again vividly reminds us that our current levels of serotonin are set by a range of largely random and arbitrary factors – it is surely merely an accident that the diet of some cultures is based on maize rather than grain!

Use of the 25th and 100th percentiles for defining Slo and Shi was not arbitrary; a range of percentile values was considered, and the values that optimized the GR (based on BIC score, described subsequently in Section 2.4) were selected.

Interestingly, Memarzadeh et al. showed no association between OAG and conventionally defined systemic hypertension; however, the relationship was found across a range of BPs rather than by arbitrary divisions and definitions.

"Model results for 7-spot well patterns" section proceeds with a range of 7-spots (singles and multiples); arbitrary well patterns and infill drilling are given in "Arbitrary producer well patterns, infill drilling and peripheral flooding" section.

Given the range of arbitrary, even contradictory, interpretations of morality and ethics we continue to demonstrate as a species, the idea that all variables and permutations can be captured in code defies credulity.

In underdetermined systems where the number of sources is greater than the number of isotopes plus one, and no exact solution exists, the standard approach has been to use IsoSource [9] using an iterative algorithm, producing a range of feasible solutions, based on an arbitrary user-defined threshold.