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The phrase "arbitrary difficulty" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a level of difficulty that seems random or not based on any specific criteria or reasoning. Example: "The game was criticized for its arbitrary difficulty, making it frustrating for players to progress."
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In these cases such items were assumed to be very easy and assigned an arbitrary difficulty of -5 logits to reflect this.
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We developed a novel visual categorization learning task with arbitrary block difficulty labels, presented in a mixed-block/event-related design (see Fig. 1a).
In modeling highly flexible beams undergoing arbitrary rigid elastic deformations, difficulties exist in describing large rotations using rotational variables, including three Euler angles, two Euler angles, one principal rotation angle plus three direction cosines of the principal rotation axis, four Euler parameters, three Rodrigues parameters, and three modified Rodrigues parameters.
This highlights the subjective nature of IHC scoring, and the inherent difficulty in arbitrary scoring of a continuous (staining intensity) trait.
Most mobile robots are designed to travel only in a horizontal plane and have difficulty turning in arbitrary directions in three dimensions.
The difficulty with an arbitrary threshold for determining genotypes is that it does not explicitly take into account the number of aligned sequences (read depth) or information about allele frequency or nucleotide-read error.
For individuals who do not equate the trait of attractiveness with the opposite sex, the current phrasing creates a forced arbitrary choice of rating the difficulty of talking to either attractive people, or people of the opposite sex.
Labour has said an arbitrary immigration cap is "fraught with difficulty".
However, achieving user-defined goals with DNA objects has been hampered by the difficulty to prepare them at arbitrary concentrations and in user-defined solution conditions.
However, one drawback of Fourier methods is the difficulty in computing transient responses with arbitrary initial conditions (ICs).
The location of point 0 in the scale is arbitrary, although it is usually placed in the average difficulty of the items.
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