Sentence examples for arbitrary existing from inspiring English sources

The probability that an edge exists between the newly added node v and an arbitrary existing node i follows the linear preferential-attachment function [29].

Similarly, the implicit parameter used in the type class pattern accepts the type class which we have defined rather than an arbitrary existing type.

In order to more accurately simulate the adhesive failures of composite structures, it is necessary to develop a unified cohesive zone model (CZM) capable of approaching an arbitrary existing cohesive law.

TeTraKron allows to extend arbitrary existing matrix-based subspace tracking schemes to the tracking of the HOSVD-based subspace estimate.

FD2 is akin to Gottlob Frege's theory of definite descriptions; but whereas Frege chose a single arbitrary existing object to serve as the conventional referent for empty singular terms, FD2 makes this object non-existent.

In this step, a chemical (specified via SMILES code) can be entered in order to predict its chemical behaviour by arbitrary models existing on the server (note that in this way, arbitrary combinations of model algorithms and datasets/endpoints are available to test the structure).

Kernel methods map data into a higher dimensional feature space, where the resulting structure of the classification task is linearly separable; while rough sets granulate the universe with the use of relations and employ the induced knowledge granules to approximate arbitrary concepts existing in the problem at hand.

Consider two arbitrary but existing facility locations (j, m in M_i) to be given.

Hospital size categories were selected from arbitrary, no existing hospital classification in use in Ireland.

In particular, it is not known under what conditions control is possible in the large, that is, for arbitrary deviations from existing conditions.

But we are worried that Senate Democrats, who could vote on the issue as early as this week, will oppose a permanent solution for 100 percent of loans and instead will merely extend the existing, arbitrary rate for a minority of loans, and for just two years — a politically easy move that will only hurt students in the long run.