Sentence examples for arbitrary changes from inspiring English sources

That's why you don't, screwdriver in hand, make arbitrary changes to the insides of your television.

By the time Korn made "Issues" in 1999, Mr. Davis had moved on to more general complaints, yet the music warded off nonbelievers with distortion and arbitrary changes.

The dancing is often reminiscent of Merce Cunningham's apparently arbitrary changes of position and direction, with a feeling of uncomplicated, unmediated beauty in groupings and pairings.

The tribunal this week pointed out that the case against Legal & General relied on too little evidence and included arbitrary changes of position.

Worried that his company may not survive, and angry about the arbitrary changes, he will not, however, circulate a protest petition not if he is wise, that is.

"A vital sector such as adult social care should not be threatened by this government's increasingly harsh and arbitrary changes to the immigration rules," she added.

This motivation for arbitrary change in the name of surprise is a terrible justification for messing with the foundation of someone else's story.

They are aghast at arbitrary change being thrust upon their areas – from pushing new trans-council structures and elected mayors to regressive housing and planning reform – without any discussion.

And wrong about it ending on 31 December 1999 simply because of an arbitrary change of date that wasn't even the end of the millennium.

Unlike the carrier frequency and the mobile speed, the time interval τ can be arbitrary changed by the source or destination.

Moreover, a unique amplitude control sculpturing method, where the depth of cut is arbitrary changed by controlling the vibration amplitude in the machining process, is introduced.