Sentence examples for arbitrarily better from inspiring English sources

The Tories' stance was marginally and arbitrarily better, arguing for three years.

We arbitrarily defined better preservation of beta cell function (B+) when the FCP levels were more than 300 pmol/L and worse beta cell function (B-) when FCP were less than 300 pmol/L.

"I think it tells us that we have more good movies this year, and that no one is viewing one movie as sort of arbitrarily so much better than the others," said Scott Greenstein, chairman of USA Films, which had two multiple nominees today, Mike Leigh's "Topsy-Turvy" with four and Spike Jonze's "Being John Malkovich" with three.

Although the latter approach is better than pruning arbitrarily, in the worst case it can end up analyzing exponentially many subtrees.

After grouping all of the elements, an attempt is made to find a partition better than one generated arbitrarily.

If military occupations were arbitrarily closed to me, than I was better off seeking other opportunity in the civilian sector.

In routine protein crystallization screens, researchers usually choose the crystallization temperature arbitrarily because they don't have a better method.

The key ingredient, the replicable feature of all success stories that explains why some people do better than other people, is not arbitrarily chosen.

AdaBoost can boost a weak learning algorithm with an accuracy slightly better than random guessing into an arbitrarily accurate strong learning algorithm, bringing about a new method and a new design idea to the design of learning algorithm.

Far better to shun the rituals of this arbitrarily designated time and make any resolutions on your own terms, at your own pace; better still to embrace realism and accept that you may never have sufficient inclination to swim the Channel or construct a lifesize Dalai Lama out of matchsticks.

The feasibility and the effectiveness of the proposed method are demonstrated by experiment and give better results than the classical method of arbitrarily choosing a resonance to demodulate.