They are busy figuring out more arcane relationships, like the one between tide and consistency, or marginal phenomena, like double waves.
He favored arcane relationships: in Study No. 33, the ratio of tempos is 2 against √2, while the ratios for Study No. 41 resemble an equation scrawled on a blackboard in a mad-scientist movie.
The book's first few chapters are tricky going, devoted to the arcane relationships between the early editions of the plays (the Quartos) and the later ones (the Folios).
The reason why the richest and most productive audiences online are for the most arcane subjects – on the relationship between economics and law, for example, or how to care for cats – is because everyone involved feels part of an exclusive club dedicated to finding out more about the same thing.
The issue about what constitutes fraud in a contractual relationship is narrow, raising arcane questions about how a court should construe an agreement between sophisticated parties and when full disclosure is required.
There is some imprecise, unstated, yet curiously visceral relationship between Parker's arcane investigations at the Science Museum, and the highly directed, yet experimental work of the scientists whose work is gathered here.
Unfortunately, the structure-activity relationship can often be intricate and arcane, and in particular non-linear.
We used to see human relationships and social networks as amorphous, arcane, and not relevant to health.
The arcane legal argument hinged on questions related to the relationship between corporate names and trade names.
In its arcane rules and prosecutorial stance, it bears a greater relationship to the Inquisition courts of Medieval Europe than any other American court.
