| He gives us few tempo indications, but gives us repeats that we can arbitrarily take or not. |
| Because of the small populations of these communities, villages are arbitrarily coded to protect their identity. |
| Hipparchus was critical of the grid defined by Eratosthenes, saying reasonably enough that it was chosen arbitrarily. |
| The grinning jackanapes who has so arbitrarily dismantled the constitution is now half mad with power. |
| The resulting model should be applicable to other anisotropic systems as well as arbitrarily shaped microchannels. |
| This isn't a rhetorical question but one that, again, would help show whether they're applying this rule fairly or arbitrarily. |
