Sentence examples for though arbitrary from inspiring English sources

While this is a statement about a single, though arbitrary, hyperbolicstructure on a surface, Mirzakhani proved it by considering all such structures simultaneously.

Even though arbitrary noise is applicable to the proposed method, for simplicity, we assume that the noise is a white complex Gaussian with power σ n 2 = 1 in the simulations.

In DNP, a realistic though arbitrary goal would be to achieve a 50% reduction of the current wild ungulate density, and efforts should be biased towards wild boar and red deer, since these species show higher prevalence than fallow deer.

Though arbitrary, our preliminary tests have shown no significant changes in performance when increasing this limit.

These cutoffs, though arbitrary, reflect the difference in complexity between the yeast and mouse genomes - the conclusions drawn from the benchmark are not heavily influenced by this choice.

Though arbitrary, this cut-off point was also used in a study by Boulet et al. [ 18] in defining clinically important fetal growth restriction.

In a sense, examining case-fatality is also a dichotomization of an ordinal scale, though less arbitrary.

Other kinds of scientific coloration may be equally arbitrary, though seldom quite so British.

Some of their "classic" rivalries seem a little arbitrary, though: Google vs. Microsoft?

The exact value of the penalty used here is arbitrary, though small.

The multiplication factor 100 appearing in rFura2AM is arbitrary, though needed for storing a 16-bit numerical value superior to 1.