Sentence examples for after arbitrary from inspiring English sources

If we partition the statements of a transaction into disjoint reordering blocks, it ensures serializability after arbitrary rearrangement without extra handling.

It is sintering of DOC has two types activity decay on the oxidative thermal aging by sintering of active metal at shorted aging time and sintering of support after arbitrary aging time.

The approach presented here is especially sensitive to the presence of genes having extremely variable expressions [27], which could not be presented equally after arbitrary split of the group into two subgroups for subsequent controlled changes and analysis.

"Many people ended up here after an arbitrary detention, after being tortured, accused of crimes they did not commit".

They are, after all, arbitrary time divisions.

How can we tolerate a military dictatorship's supervision of any political process when thousands of Egyptians continue to languish in the dungeons of military prison after undergoing arbitrary arrest, campaigns of systematic torture, and exceptional military tribunals?

The extreme curve fitting employed in Lu's paper is apparent in the above figure, with the solid green line indicating the actual global surface temperature response from the CFC influence, and the green dashed line indicating the response after the arbitrary scaling by Lu.

I read with great interest your editorial, in which you rightly point out that it typically takes years before child sex abuse victims are able to come forward about their abuse — many times after an arbitrary statute of limitations bars any claim against perpetrators and those institutions that have systematically covered up those abuses.

Assume r does not execute any task after some arbitrary instant t.

A fake tax return, posted on the Windows Team Blog describes the total cost of ownership, after purchasing arbitrary upgrades willy-nilly and assuming you own two Microsoft Office licenses for PC anyway, is $3,367 over the price of a Mac.

More recently an extremely simple example has emerged in which a single mass sits atop a dome and spontaneously sets itself into motion after an arbitrary time delay and in an arbitrary direction (Norton, 2003, Section 3).