Sentence examples for arbitrarily narrow from inspiring English sources

For example, the uncertainty relation between the position and momentum of a system may be understood as the statement that the position and momentum distributions cannot both be arbitrarily narrow -- in some sense of the word "narrow" -- in any quantum state.

The organization soon wisely abandoned this untenable approach, changing tack to insist on an arbitrarily narrow definition of the crime.

Republicans in the House of Representatives complained bitterly in a December letter that the proposal "effectively eviscerates the intended impact of the legislation," and Walker himself said in a separate letter that "the proposed regulations adopt such an arbitrarily narrow definition that the potential number of applicants affected is negligible".

However, this is justified because the initial interval was arbitrarily narrow, spanning only 11 cM [ 30].

Ruling in an important environmental case this week, the Supreme Court severely and arbitrarily narrowed the scope of federal clean water protection by overturning a time-honored rule aimed at protecting isolated wetlands.

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To make my task even harder, I arbitrarily narrowed my list to only a dozen -- meaning I had to make some tough choices and leave off some really good books.

The highest vs. lowest approach will vary between study in the ratio of exposures considered, while the key value approach, although combining results relating to different exposures in different studies to a lesser extent, necessarily omits results from studies with broader categories while somewhat arbitrarily selecting or discarding RRs from studies with narrow categories.

Because it's a very narrow protocol… it's difficult to build arbitrarily difficult functionality into the program," says Joseph Lubin, the founder of ConsenSys, and a major supporter of the Ethereum Foundation.

If, however, the exchange rates are stabilized or set arbitrarily (as by the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944) or are set within a narrow range, the par rates can be maintained by intervention of national governments or international agencies (e.g., the International Monetary Fund).

After narrowing down the most frequently used PROMS by setting the frequency arbitrarily at five, the resulting instruments were further analysed by the individual items within each instrument.