Sentence examples for arbitrary concept from inspiring English sources

Risk is an arbitrary concept, until you experience it.

With that said, the margin of error is a somewhat arbitrary concept.

For once, Kate's straight-arrow methods fail her, truth being an arbitrary concept in a community where local custom dictates justice.

Panentheism avoids the arbitrary concept of creation held by traditional theism and the loss of creaturely freedom that occurs in Christian pantheism (Cooper 2006, 248).

And despite think pieces pleading millennials to carry on the tradition of remembrance, Anzac might just seem like a bit of an arbitrary concept.

Actually, the notion of pathway is somehow an arbitrary concept based, in some cases, on historical or theoretical concepts that may include many different actual functional roles.

The supervised setting allows users to specify arbitrary concepts.

This formulation of Frege Arithmetic, in terms of Numbers and the General Principle of Identity, puts the Julius Caesar problem (described above) into better perspective; the condition '#F=x' is defined for arbitrary concepts F and objects x.

Kernel methods map data into a higher dimensional feature space, where the resulting structure of the classification task is linearly separable; while rough sets granulate the universe with the use of relations and employ the induced knowledge granules to approximate arbitrary concepts existing in the problem at hand.

While we agree with Podos et al. that whistle structure seems different in delphinids and non-delphinid toothed whales we believe this demonstrates the basic problem of treating broad, arbitrary, concepts as single traits in evolutionary analyses.

Like many text search engines, FACTA+ accepts arbitrary keywords, concept identifies or their boolean combination as a query to specify the starting concept (i.e. concept X in Fig. 1).