Sentence examples for arbitrary relationships from inspiring English sources

Unlike traditional linear regression, non-linear regression can estimate a model with arbitrary relationships between dependent and independent variables (SPSS 2012).

It is sometimes assumed that written Chinese, unlike English, has arbitrary relationships between orthography and phonology, but this is not the case.

Functional connectivity refers to the arbitrary relationships that might exist between the co-varying activity of distinct and often well-separated neuronal populations, without any reference to the physical connections or an underlying causal model, during a specific condition.

There is no theory available that enables prediction of the numbers and distribution of shared segments exactly for arbitrary relationships.

In practical data sets with arbitrary relationships and fixed effects, choices are less obvious and guidelines to good sampling strategies in a mixed model setting are scarce.

In truth, none of them was particularly interesting and it was only their arbitrary relationship with Miss Brodie that kept anyone awake for very long.

Mr. Arceneaux recalled: "There's an arbitrary relationship between the quality of your work and the success that you have in the art market.

For over a century, it has been a central tenet of linguistic theory that there is a completely arbitrary relationship between how a word sounds and what it means.

The computational procedure we propose has allowed solving the chosen set of equations for an arbitrary relationship between the ion mean free path, the particle radius and the Debye length.

The efficiency gap values a rather arbitrary relationship between the number of seats and the overall vote fractions.

So let us turn our attention to Merleau-Ponty's transformation of two fundamental Saussurian ideas: the diacritical structure of language; the arbitrary relationship between signifier and signified.