Sentence examples for arbitrarily good from inspiring English sources

Without such a determination of the nature of this good, one could easily have the impression that morality is simply obedience to a set of rules or laws the observance of which has been labeled, more or less arbitrarily, good.

In addition, arbitrarily good disturbance rejection in the unsaturated region can be achieved theoretically.

The main advantage of the proposed adaptive control design is that it can produce arbitrarily good transient performance outside the regions of the state space where the system becomes uncontrollable.

Thus, the averaged performance can be made arbitrarily good by increasing the amount of healthy patient data in the study.

The results in Fig. 3 also indicate that, since the event-based metrics can be made arbitrarily good using the collar post-processing step, then they should not be the metrics used to optimise the system design.

It is therefore apparent that both event-based metrics can be made arbitrarily good by increasing the collar width and thus reporting only GDR and FD/h can be misleading.

We arbitrarily defined good compliance as having fulfilled >4 items.

First, mean baseline adherence in our study was high and superior to the threshold of 80% that arbitrarily defines good adherence [ 17].

The response was categorised arbitrarily as good, moderate and poor with >50%, 20 to 50% and <20% reduction in tumour volumes respectively.

"If you read the waiver language in the law, the secretary absolutely does not have the right to arbitrarily think up good reform ideas and require that states do them in return for waivers," said Frederick Hess, a director at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative research group.

The state courts have agreed to let the state and local officials do their jobs, but retain the jurisdiction to reverse their decisions if they act arbitrarily, that is without good reason under the law.