Lyssa can, Hall has written, "attack arbitrarily, force entry into the body even of a superhero, send him into a wild state with physical symptoms of derangement, terrify him, wreck his cognitive skills, and make him destroy the things he loves the most".
Fix such arbitrarily, we write as.
"Obviously there's a mammoth leap of faith involved in generalizing from a mistake on a word list to the assumption that whole memories for extended, anomalous events can be created more or less arbitrarily," wrote a doctoral student named Catherine Reason on an Internet discussion group.
In those days fixed assets were arbitrarily written up, in order to enlarge the book values, and thus facilitate a fictitious market price.
These usually read and write FASTA format [ 80], which allows white spaces and line breaks arbitrarily interspersed within a sequence.
2. A secret or disguised manner of writing, whether by characters arbitrarily invented, or by an arbitrary use of letters or characters in other than their ordinary sense.
A Turing machine has potentially infinite work space so that it can process arbitrarily large inputs, e.g., multiply two huge numbers, but it can only read or write a bounded amount of information, i.e., one symbol, per step.
We write β suff = 2 σ ~ inn μ ~ + 2 3 c 0 τ σ ~ inn + λ, with λ arbitrarily close to zero.
Others say the land-reform proposals are poorly written and may be applied arbitrarily.
