Sentences with phrase «make arbitrary cuts»

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«We've got two large wastelands on there,» he says, «we can cut it into two pieces» but «couldn't make an arbitrary cut.»

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In the early ontology of events the divisions could be made by arbitrary cuts (see D.E. in Dialogue I).

Labour MPs also made the fair point that cutting the number of MPs from 650 to 600 is an arbitrary gesture of appeasement to anti-politician sentiment.

Matthews and Weaver make the point that this is a little arbitrary and that the true impact of climate inertia would be seen only with emissions cut to zero.

As it appears largely arbitrary which scenes made it into the film in the first place, it's likely that any cuts were for the sake of length.

And, to make matters worse, the former Education Commissioner agreed to set a cut - score which establishes an arbitrary level of proficiency such that only 30 % of students taking the test will meet that passing standard.

So when a retailer discounts your ebook and you don't sell enough extra copies to make up the difference, he is giving you an arbitrary pay cut.

Matthews and Weaver make the point that this is a little arbitrary and that the true impact of climate inertia would be seen only with emissions cut to zero.

Relationship research has shown that passion decreases gradually throughout a relationship, making 3 - years seems like an arbitrary cut - off (but perhaps not arbitrary in terms of tying in with the movie).