Sentence examples for arbitrarily created from inspiring English sources

Micronations are largely landless countries or fictional states arbitrarily created by artists, eccentrics, political malcontents and power-mad egomaniacs.

After tortuous litigation in the 1970's, special state legislation in the '80's arbitrarily created four real-estate categories: one, two- and three-family homes; multiple dwellings other than hotels and motels; utilities; and commercial and industrial property.

This will probably mean that, sometime around 2040, under King William V, when the last of the party peers that Cameron has just arbitrarily created have shuffled off those red leather benches to the great parliament in the sky, Britain will have a mainly elected upper house.

In phase 5, items were divided into categories arbitrarily created by the authors to verify whether the they were representative of the dimension.

The attributes, linguistic values and weight applied in Table 1 have been arbitrarily created in consultation with a practitioner in the field.

It's worth mentioning that, unlike other African nation-states with more arbitrarily created borders, Rwanda has had a long history of centralized power and organized rule that pre-dates the colonial era.

The environmental group said that leaving the waste in place would arbitrarily create "national sacrifice zones".

Results show that PSO as optical design tools is practical and powerful, and this method is no longer dependent on the lens initial structure and can arbitrarily create search ranges of structural parameters of a lens system, which is an important step towards automatic design with artificial intelligence.

Putting to rest bad policies like corporate tax holidays, bad practices like corporate inversions, and bad loopholes like the CFC Look-Through Rule will bring us closer to a fairer tax system -- one that doesn't arbitrarily create winners and losers.

Due to the lack of a clear and widely agreed upon cut-off definition, the researchers preferred to arbitrarily create one themselves in the laboratory, so the cut-off point and the accuracy of the value varied between studies [ 24].

And therefore it might be the case that God simply chose arbitrarily to create one of infinitely many morally acceptable worlds.