The dancers (two legs parallel, arms sometimes folded or raised up to clap) seem oddly arbitrary in their encounters until they sit crosslegged, back to back in two lines.
On average, an arbitrary node has encounters (i.e., transmissions/receptions) over a certain time period.
In doing so, we drastically decrease the amount of precomputation required (in some cases eliminating it completely), while being able to resolve sound radiation for arbitrary body deformations encountered in computer animation.
But although some of the near-miss encounters seem arbitrary, this is still a thrill-a-minute wilderness adventure.
The mysteries and tensions that Mr. McKinnon and Mr. Gordon adroitly set up in the first episode — whether Daniel is guilty, who else could be guilty, what the local justice system will decide to do — just kind of hover while the story is stretched out with increasingly improbable, arbitrary filler: sudden sexual encounters, religious awakenings, melodramatic flashbacks to Daniel's prison days.
When we introduce arbitrary re-binding, we encounter a thorny epistemological issue: what it means for two values to be the same.
This is a difference that seems arcane and arbitrary when you first encounter it, but it turns out to be of critical importance.
Those of you who are a bit older might want to think back to your first encounters with the arbitrary authority of middle aged people with weapons and uniforms.
Finally, the proposed boundary element technique is used to study arbitrary shapes of supercavities which may encountered at various stages of supercavity development.
The Surrealists reveled in odd and arbitrary conjunctions (like what you would encounter in dreams), and had used a collage designed by Picasso in 1933 for the first cover of their journal "Minotaure".
