Sentence examples for arbitrarily organized from inspiring English sources
The Mummy, Dracula and the Wolf Man -- the gang's all here in HOLLYWOOD HORROR: From Gothic to Cosmic (Abrams, $45), Mark A. Vieira's delectably gruesome, if arbitrarily organized, compendium of fright flicks from classic Lon Chaney silents to drive-in fodder like the remarkably unscary Roger Corman cheapie "The Terror," starring a wooden young Jack Nicholson.
In 2007, the anthropologist Mary Douglas published a groundbreaking, if little-noticed, book, "Thinking in Circles," which argued that many seemingly disjointed, chaotic or arbitrarily organized ancient narratives — for example, the Book of Numbers in the Hebrew Bible — are carefully designed to be read in a circular, rather than linear, form.
To address this question, let us consider a CR network with a total of K antennas; assume that such antennas can be arbitrarily organized into arrays (for simplicity, ULAs) to localize a PU transmitter; then, if every array has m elements, the number of arrays (hence, of DoA measurements) is M = ⌊K/m⌋.
Nodes are free to move randomly and organize themselves arbitrarily.
During hastily organized restoration work in 1905 10, the architect Leopoldo Batres arbitrarily added a fifth terrace level to the structure, and many of its original facing stones were removed.
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.
In July, current Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). organized a letter calling on the agency to collect a host of consumer pricing information from cable companies -- a move designed to show that in many regions of the country, households pay arbitrarily high prices due to a lack of other cable options.
Get organized and stay organized.
