Sentence examples for arbitrary designated from inspiring English sources

The optimal results of numerical examples showed that the developed design optimization method of inlay structures could significantly reduce the squared displacement error norm of an arbitrary designated evaluation point at an arbitrary specific frequency.

The abdomen was opened and the intestines were removed and dissected into sections arbitrary designated as jejunum (from the pyloric sphincter to the first Peyer's patch), ileum (from the first Peyer's patch to the ileocecal valve) and large intestine (from the ileocecal valve to the rectum).

Some folkers argue that all these so-called holidays are just arbitrary days designated to stimulate the economy (and "it's fun for the kids!").

Arbitrary unit was designated according to the manufacturer's instructions.

As a conclusion, for an arbitrary rotary compressor with designated cylinder radius, the area of the injection region reaches the maximum when the thickness of the rolling piston is equal to two times of the eccentricity.

Since the point of calendaring was to create structure and meaning, marked events become ritual: traditions, holidays, those anointed and completely arbitrary moments celebrated at designated points on the calendar.

Generally, while formal and accurate quantifications of the residual impacts from development and the gain from offsets are essential, they are usually designated on an arbitrary score.

Well, it's 1.55 am on a Monday public holiday morning here in Brisbane, and for some arbitrary reason unknown to me, it's designated the Queen's Birthday in Queensland today (foreign fields, England etc).

We have designated these as NvNR1-17 (AccessioNumbersrs Table 1, numbering is arbitrary and does not indicate phylogenetic position within the NR superfamily; for amino acid sequences see Additional file 1).

For Weierstrass a variable x was simply a symbol designating an arbitrary member of a given set of numbers, and a continuous variable one whose corresponding set S has the property that any interval around any member x of S contains members of S other than x.

These consisted of islet cell hyperplasia and adenomas; there was a continuum in islet size between hyperplasia and adenoma, and an islet with a width greater than one ×100 objective field was chosen as an arbitrary cut-off to designate an adenoma.