Sentence examples similar to arbitrary justification from inspiring English sources

Second, there are justification variables, standing for arbitrary justifications.

Plotinus assumes that without such Forms, there would be no non-arbitrary justification for saying that anything had one property rather than another.

And foundationalism seems to make justification arbitrary, since the beliefs at the end of the regress apparently have no justification.

That the result is highly significant follows from the further analysis given in table 3 and figure 3. A number of analyses seem to be arbitrary with no justification.

Thus the classical distinction between Endobacteria and Actinobacteria has now become entirely arbitrary and any justification there might once have been for placing them in separate phyla is now totally gone.

Activists say the Iranian judiciary embarked on a campaign of arbitrary arrests to provide justification for Khamenei's remarks.

"It's good to see the F.A.A. may be on the verge of acknowledging what the traveling public has suspected for years — that current rules are arbitrary and lack real justification," Senator McCaskill said on Friday.

ten Raa, Chakraborty, and Small [27] criticize this arithmetic manipulation arguing that it goes without justification, is arbitrary, and depends on the choice of V-decomposition as well as the iteration scheme.

Therefore even though it is possible to produce comparable results to TRANSMODIS by changing the thresholds, it is unclear how to find these thresholds and any choice would be arbitrary without an appropriate justification.

Egypt's most prominent rights groups criticised the government for using the "purported aim of 'countering terrorism' as justification to commit arbitrary arrests and restrict freedoms".

But exchange depreciation should follow the success of your domestic price-raising policy as its natural consequence, and should not be allowed to disturb the whole world by preceding its justification at an entirely arbitrary pace.