Sentence examples for arbitrary events from inspiring English sources

A method of diagnosing the occurrence of arbitrary events in hybrid dynamical systems is presented.

Shepard has written in the play that random, arbitrary events have caused this schism in their lifestyles.

Then it occurred to her that to give meaning to arbitrary events is a classic trick of religious unreason.

Behind the most fantastic, seemingly arbitrary events there is a structure (and, by implication, a universe) that makes sense.

But by the time you reach the accounts of the Persian war, the accumulated effect is not of arbitrary events, in which the Greeks and Persians are forces clashing in darkness.

Like E. M. Forster, who, along with Virginia Woolf, is one of Taylor's most obvious influences, she relies on seemingly arbitrary events — casual deaths, unexpected coincidences — to suggest the confusion and disorder underneath the surface of everyday life.

It supports a window that can have an arbitrary event sampling (SAMP_CYC).

But film stars die in the same wizard-sized world as us: Anton Yelchin was a bright, ambitious twentysomething guy with a lot to live for, snuffed out by an arbitrary event.

Invariably, Boyle's protagonists are changed by a single, almost arbitrary event: a large amount of money (Shallow Grave, Millions, Slumdog Millionaire); heroin addiction (Trainspotting); disease (28 Days Later); getting your arm trapped in a rock (127 Hours).

Of course, such milestones have no real impact on the market, just as the imminent approach of a new millennium is an arbitrary event in the annals of history.

Dropping that requirement, they show that Malament's other criteria for a simultaneity relation are then also satisfied if we fix some arbitrary event in space-time and say either that any pair of events on its backward null cone are simultaneous or, alternatively, that any pair of events on its forward null cone are simultaneous.