In the most general cases considered wave numbers may vary in arbitrary cross sections.
Withdrawal and limitation of life support in the intensive care unit is common, although how this decision is reached can be varied and arbitrary.
In this lesson for grades 6 12 from the Evolution and the Nature of Science Institutes, students work in teams to classify furniture, share their categories and rationales, and note how their different schemes are logical and useful but that they vary and are arbitrary.
But the extent to which sentence imlicatures are arbitrary and vary from language to language makes that view untenable.
To address the potential criticism that our criteria for the selection of studies (see section 3.1) were to some extent arbitrary, we vary these criteria and re-estimate our preferred specification on the sample of estimates this gives.
The gain can vary according to an arbitrary function of time, but for the emulation of Clavinet tones, it has been decided to use a | cos(2π f n)| law, which well approximates the behavior seen in Figure 7 in Section 2.3.4.
In this lesson for grades 6 12 from the Evolution and the Nature of Science Institute, students working in teams classify furniture, share their categories and rationales, then note how their different schemes are perfectly logical and useful, but they vary and are completely arbitrary.
For the majority of houses, nicknames are arbitrary and vary year to year.
The influent flow was arbitrary varied between 25 and 100% of the variable frequency drive (VFD) that resulted in an actual flow between 0.832 and 3.16 m3/h and the corresponding fluxes were between 7.7 and 29.3 l/m2 h).
This theory, discussed in 'Materials and methods', shows that certain network topologies remain stable even if the strength of any of the network interactions is varied in an arbitrary way.
