Sentence examples for arbitrarily split from inspiring English sources
European Russia also includes a portion of the Donets Basin (Donbass) industrial zone, arbitrarily split by the Russia-Ukraine boundary; this area's largest city is Rostov-na-Donu, but there are numerous smaller centres.
We overcome this barrier by way of fractional assignment, where each job can be arbitrarily split between the machines.
This, however, means the application logic is then "somewhat arbitrarily split between client and server, or in some cases needs to be duplicated on both sides".
This is clearly not possible if ξ t′ is arbitrarily split into M sub-streams having a total bit rate of H(ξ t′|ζ t ).
We assume that the map tasks are parallelized, i.e., it can be arbitrarily split and parts of the same task can be processed on different machines in parallel, while the reduce tasks are non-parallelizable.
This avoids the need to arbitrarily split the time series, as is common practice in the field of suicide seasonality research, and facilitates incorporating the association with suicide prevalence.
Most research arbitrarily splits patients into two subtypes based on a cut-off point at 65 years of age, namely early-onset and late-onset AD (EoAD and LoAD, respectively).
Estimation of true and false selections are based on the proposition that after arbitrarily chosen split the resulting subgroups have only changes in gene expression produced mainly by the controlled modifications in one of the subgroups.
However, the sense of strength of risk in this review has been split arbitrarily into three groups based on the typically reported strength of association: 'small' (odds ratio [OR] or relative risk [RR] of less than 2), 'moderate' (OR or RR of between 2 and 5), or 'substantial' (OR or RR of greater than 5).
Additionally, in order to detect arbitrarily selected RNAs, split-RNA probes were designed to reconstruct the ARM peptide binding motif by hybridizing with the target RNA.
The split was arbitrarily reversed 49/51, leaving Beijing with its hands on the curtain cords of several million dollars' worth of chipper new multiplexes.
