Sentence examples for arbitrarily fixing from inspiring English sources

But if the (X_{p}) were unknown in each pixel, one could jointly estimate (X_{p}) and (X_{q}) by arbitrarily fixing one of the q positions, and then performing an iterative optimization of Eq. (8) with respect to both (X_{p}) and (X_{q}).

The settlement, in which Ticketmaster denied any wrongdoing, put to rest a 1992 lawsuit alleging that the ticket agency and its Northern California-based affiliate, BASS, conspired with promoters and venue operators to bilk consumers by arbitrarily fixing the price of ticket "convenience" fees.

Data are expressed in percentage of pulled down NS5A in the presence of increasing concentrations of DEB025 by arbitrarily fixing the percentage (band intensity) of each pulled down NS5A protein in the absence of the drug at 100.

Furthermore, this removes the need to a priori and arbitrarily fixing n.

We converted this result to an ultrametric tree using PATHd8 [ 59], arbitrarily fixing the root at 100 units.

Arbitrarily fixing s1 and s3 with s1 < s3 the closure of an explicit definition is reflected by the choice of s2 with the restriction of s1 ≤ s2 ≤ s3 ; see Section 2.4 and Appendix B. Explicit definitions, so to speak, implicitly make some (though quite vague) assumptions on the type of underlying disease structure.

In this scheme, the characteristic time interval for the map is arbitrarily fixed.

We highlight the problem of rule-entrenchment, where analytical choices that are in principle contestable are arbitrarily fixed in practice, masking uncertainty and potentially introducing bias.

Equivalent weight, in chemistry, the quantity of a substance that exactly reacts with, or is equal to the combining value of, an arbitrarily fixed quantity of another substance in a particular reaction.

Muḥammad's birthday, arbitrarily fixed by tradition as the 12th day of the month of Rabīʿ I, i.e., the day of Muḥammad's death, was not celebrated by the masses of Muslim faithful until about the 13th century.

The growth has been continued up to an arbitrarily fixed maximum potential of 600 V. Plasma electrolysis gives rise to macroporous, uneven and well-crystallised films of monoclinic zirconia with a 3.2 μm thickness at 580 V.