However, the cluster areas are arbitrary in reality, and consequently, the model of [6] is not practical [11].
Gautreaux's historical fictions are structured like pieces of exquisite machinery: they contain gruff, sharp, often hilarious dialogue and photo-precise visualisation; the anxious plotting flips as swiftly as a well-done burger, but this only adds to the arbitrary feel of reality.
Or just an arbitrary semblance of reality?
But the fact that she felt justified saying what she did confirms a fundamental reality: Arbitrary rules about who can say the N-word and who cannot simply do not work.
This feature enables the ECDM to simulate the reality of arbitrary cracks.
In reality, the arbitrary non-uniform elastic edge restraints represent the most general class of boundary conditions, and can provide more optimal space for such drum silencer design.
Some of the lines in Mr. Jarmusch's spare screenplay ("Everything is subjective," "Reality is arbitrary") also echo Mr. Burroughs, notably "Nothing is true, everything is permitted," which the writer attributed to the 11th-century Islamic leader Hassan-i Sabbah and from which the word assassin derives.
In later, pre-modern critical approaches to philosophical thought, it was exposed that even though names do not comprise the meanings of an original Heavenly essence, they should not be regarded as arbitrary; the naming of reality has to be performed in accordance to the objective and generally valid principles.
Their interest is in documenting what Harley calls a "lived reality," versus whatever arbitrary narratives the media might be divining.
A "hit and run" strategy toward empowerment creates a major misalignment between the CEO's empowerment rhetoric and the reality of the arbitrary use of absolute authority.
