Sentence examples for because of their arbitrary from inspiring English sources
So, the main result of this paper is to characterize Besov spaces via nonstationary wavelets because of their arbitrary smoothness and uniform support.
If most of these borders are still in use 50 years after colonialism ended in much of Africa, it is perhaps because they provide African states with a measure of stability in spite of their arbitrary nature — or maybe because of it: the Berlin Conference borders are a precariously stacked house of cards, and few feel compelled to start rearranging the deck.
The MLP networks are used in several problems especially in forecasting because of their inherent capability of arbitrary input output mapping.
TUC general secretary Brendan Barber said: "It cannot be right that workers lose their protection against arbitrary dismissal overnight because of their age.
Brendan Barber, general secretary of the largest British union, the Trades Union Congress, welcomed the proposal, saying it was not "right that workers lose their protection against arbitrary dismissal overnight because of their age".
We have social problems that are massive in scale and we have NGO's that can't generate scale because of this arbitrary bench mark we, as donors, hang over their heads.
The "four book rule" had a lot of you incensed and AggieH caught the whiff of corruption; a conspiracy to hold back Robinson and "fix it for Capote"... AggieH: The case for the greatness for each of [Robinson's] three novels, and for their collective greatness as a body of work, was dismissed unheard solely because of an arbitrary rule that you broke yourself solely to fix it for Capote.
However, the margin of uncertainty with these relations is still relatively large, mostly because of arbitrary assumptions made in their formulation.
Many of the cheapest drugs are ignored because of an arbitrary rule.
Now because of an arbitrary figure the US politicians may have caused the main holders of Treasuries to rethink this basic belief.
According to the Houston Chronicle, tens of thousands of children have been denied the education they need because of this arbitrary limit.
