Sentence examples for arbitrary designation from inspiring English sources
Other critics argue that film noir is but an arbitrary designation for a multitude of dissimilar black-and-white dramas of the late 1940s and early '50s.
Like the economist John Maynard Keynes, Jung wondered whether modern individuals are trying to atone for an ill-defined sense of moral failure: we are no longer sure what makes something valuable, bar an arbitrary designation of financial worth, and this transforms the humdrum need for money into a kind of worship of money.
Circular statistics transform angular data to vectors, allowing for the analysis of angular data that fall on a circular (or directional) distribution with no true zero and an arbitrary designation of low and high values (e.g. orientation data in the range of 1° 360°).
In fact, the prisoners had gone on the hunger strike partly to protest against the onerous, frequently arbitrary designation of "validated STG member". The label can be applied to an inmate based on scant scraps of evidence such as a doodle that resembles a "gang symbol" in a cell, a conversation with a gang member, or even posession of the wrong book.
This classification was an arbitrary designation and was use to simply explain the data.
Some islands fall easily into groups, others are left hanging and are gathered into more arbitrary designations.
But one rather important entry in the litany of arbitrary designations is having its moment now: National Public Health Week.
Those Greeks were superficial - from profundity!" For Nietzsche there was no truth to uncover, only our own arbitrary designations for things.
The parent substances were initially assigned arbitrary designations of independent variables (ordinal numbers).
The samples under consideration (L1 v iL3 and L2 direct v L2 indirect) were given arbitrary designations of 'signal' and 'control'control
