Sentence examples for an arbitrary list from inspiring English sources

This is an arbitrary list, not necessarily meant to soothe or inspire.

"There was at one time a myth that some secret panel met in a smoke-filled room to draw up an arbitrary list," says the Brits website, ever so slightly defensively, before assuring us that the voting academy, in fact, consists of "over 1,000" music industry figures.

Partly because Academy Award madness is almost upon us, partly because like all former PhD students I love a good reading list, and partly out of sheer nerdiness, I have compiled an arbitrary list of the top 10 Oscar-related books.

Nevertheless, some image processing applications require irregular data set processing, for instance, an arbitrary list of different sizes of windows changing at each iteration (image).

This skeleton shows its utility when the application requires the processing of irregular data, for instance an arbitrary list of windows of different sizes (Figure 6).

However, it would not have been credible to ask control participants to eliminate an arbitrary list of foods, so the nutritional compound was deemed to be the most appropriate control available.

The focus of such softwares is to find the probability of occurrence of the desired biological features in any arbitrary list of genes/proteins.

"What they did," added Gilbert, "is create an idiosyncratic, arbitrary list of sampling rules that excluded the majority of psychology's subfields from the sample, that excluded entire classes of studies whose methods are probably among the best in science from the sample, and so on.

From an almost arbitrary list of memory types, the model allocates the optimal number and types of memories and yields an optimal mapping of address space ranges to the selected memories to achieve the lowest possible power consumption.

4) Virtually all current statistical analysis of HR strategies is based on "adding up a mixture of items from a somewhat arbitrary list of HR policies and practices".

While it is impossible to see everything, a critic can still cull the best of the year, even if from a vaguely arbitrary list.