Sentence examples for arbitrarily named from inspiring English sources

Sony's new if arbitrarily named PEG-SL10 Clié, which uses the Palm operating system, is a steal at $150.

Archaeologically, such groupings are, for the most part, arbitrarily named after the site at which traces of them were first found, and the same names are sometimes attributed to the prehistoric periods during which they were predominant.

Two of the groups identified by STRUCTURE contained exemplars from the aus rice group and were arbitrarily named aus-1 and aus-2.

The upper group in this PCA plot was arbitrarily named "aus-1" (orange in Fig. 3) and the lower one "aus-2" (green in Fig. 2).

This research involved the evaluation of several waterflood optimization scenarios for a case study with data obtained from a field in the Gulf of Mexico, USA, arbitrarily named Reservoir X.

For each unoccluded sequence, σ the two detected flies are arbitrarily named fly A and fly B and the s-method siz1m - a variant of the sign test that provides good approximations for short sample sizes - computes the probability p that A is the bigger fly.

Paul Varjak – as the film arbitrarily names the writer who will be cast as Holly's obligatory love interest – is locked out; Holly lets him in and realises that she has an appointment.

He calmly broke down his plan without arbitrarily naming any numbers, and then pointed out all the gaps in Romney's bat-shit arithmetic.

In Victorian times, storms were named arbitrarily.

The ORF's were named arbitrarily starting from 0 for sequences being 300 bp or longer.

Each of our subset of CNEs downloaded from CONDOR has therefore been assigned to one of 89 reference genomic regions, with each region having been named arbitrarily after the trans-dev genes from that region [ 16].