Sentence examples for perfectly arbitrary from inspiring English sources

It was all, of course, perfectly arbitrary: the seven billionth may not be born for another six months yet, or may have been born six months ago.

Completed by Feyder when Ravel fell ill, this fascinating little film that seems quintessentially French in the way it poses a perfectly arbitrary formal challenge, and answers it with elegance and ease.

Yet this devastation was perfectly arbitrary, and it is a measure of the depth of Sri Lanka's troubles that for this reason the tsunami was widely regarded there not only as a disaster but also as an occasion for hope.

It's a perfectly arbitrary thing.

In this paper we have resorted to asymptotic analysis of waves in the unsteady state generated by a ground motion perfectly arbitrary except for the periodicity.

Thus, the course of nature is "nothing else but the will of God producing certain effects in a continued, regular, constant and uniform manner which…being in every moment perfectly arbitrary, is as easy to be altered at any time, as to be preserved" (D 149, W 2.698).

If the initial seed is a random real in this sense, then the product will be a random sequence, even though the process is akin to the algorithms which produce merely pseudorandom sequences (of course since no algorithm can perfectly represent arbitrary reals, it cannot be the same algorithm).

Three homogeneous and isotropic layers with a common Poisson's ratio are perfectly bonded and their arbitrary thickness and material properties are symmetrically disposed about the middle plane.

We consider the problem of a multi-layered medium composed of an arbitrary number of perfectly bonded isotropic layers, with different thicknesses and elastic properties, when an edge dislocation of arbitrary orientation is present along one of the interfaces.

The analysis is based on an exact elasticity formulation and analytical solution, via eigenfunction expansion, for a plate comprised of an arbitrary number of perfectly bonded isotropic layers of arbitrarily differing thicknesses and material properties.

Then, time-reversal experiments are simulated by placing the transducers inside a cavity of arbitrary shape with some perfectly reflecting boundaries.