Sentence examples for arbitrarily received from inspiring English sources

Some of these teams were non-hierarchical, while members of other teams arbitrarily received titles: senior consultant, consultant, junior consultant.

Through the redistricting of district and constituency boundaries, the BDG arbitrarily received 244 seats, while the UDSG received 77.

For our testing, we modified the firmware and implemented a procedure for capturing arbitrarily long files of received samples at the full 100 MS/s rate.

As a result, constitutionally, but not stereochemically, equivalent chiral centers may receive arbitrarily selected fragment numbers.

The published reports underestimate the extent of this problem because such patients are often arbitrarily assigned to receive medical therapy or undergo bypass surgery as a result of poor success with percutaneous revascularization and substantial restenosis.

Thus, to recreate the received signal magnitudes, one can arbitrarily choose the parameters μ and η according to Table 1.

To test our assumption regarding stationary nature if the received signal strength two rooms were arbitrarily chosen and the signal was measured for a long duration of time.

The same adjustment of variables was applied in logistic regression models to compare the likelihood that a sepsis patient at a particular center received an intervention and experienced a complication, arbitrarily choosing center #1 as the reference center.

For outcome analysis by therapy delivered, the successful provision of 6 HBO sessions was arbitrarily chosen as qualifying the patient for analysis as having received a successful course of HBO therapy.

Notice that, although all measurements have been carried out under synchronized transmissions, we can arbitrarily control the time delay between the transmitters by using the received signals during the perfect IA transmission stage.

Human Rights Watch's Yemen researcher Belkis Wille said it's hard to establish an exact number of the disappeared, but she's received dozens of reports about people who have been arbitrarily detained for different periods of time.