1. Par value-Par value is an arbitrary value assigned to each share in the Articles of Incorporation but does not necessarily reflect the true market value of the stock.

2. To assign an arbitrary value to a variable of an enumeration type is to introduce a high risk for errors.

3. It is an arbitrary value the company gives the stock in company's articles of incorporation and has no effect on the stock's market price.

4. You assign an arbitrary value to each of these attributes,() and the monitoring system will generate alerts when the user exceeds the defined threshold.

5. Counting semaphores can be initialized to any arbitrary value which should depend on how many resources you have available for that particular shared data.

6. Intensities have been set to an arbitrary value for visualization.

7. Since every data set is different, this example uses an arbitrary value for the grid cell size: 1 km.

8. Apart from solving the two problems, several representative designs of 4value counter are introduced, whose methods can be applied to the design of arbitrary value counter.

9. Note: Commonly the relative spectral distribution is used, viz. the spectral concentration of the photometric or radiometric quantity measured in terms of an arbitrary value of this quantity.

10. Normally, the check method of binary is not suitable to the multiple value data. The duplication code and complementary code given in the paper can be applied to check arbitrary value data.

11. Either of those situations results in a variable that could be set to an arbitrary value by the user if register_globals is on.

12. You must actually own a directory in order to set its access and modification times to an arbitrary value.

13. The duplication code and complementary code given in the paper can be applied to check arbitrary value data.