Richter painted three series of Color Chart paintings between 1966 and 1974, each series growing more ambitious in their attempt to create through their purely arbitrary arrangement of colors.

The circuitous "Bob" tells the story of Mr. Wilson's relationship with and attitudes toward art through a seemingly arbitrary arrangement of images and the articulation of career-summarizing aphorisms.

As each organ gave birth to new relations, so he established a corresponding number of arbitrary arrangements.

They seem to think the family is an arbitrary arrangement of people who decide to live under the same roof, that fathers are dispensable and that parents need not be married or even of opposite sexes.

For a moment the familiar face registers as merely an arbitrary arrangement of colored surfaces, without even the shadowy personality with which we invest a strange face glimpsed in the street.

In practice, and with recent cards, this mode is being phased out because it does not make very good use of GPU parallelism, and does not support arbitrary arrangements of monitors (they must all be horizontal).

He not only believes, but positively knows, that such and such apparently arbitrary arrangements of matter constitute and alone constitute the true beauty.

By dismantling old categories and creating new ones, they are, to use a fancy Marxist term, "problematizing" the traditional categories, holding them up to criticism and questioning, revealing the arbitrary, socially constructed arrangement that most diners accept as natural.

The discipline of the points made constant supervision unnecessary, with the sergeant able to strike randomly at any one of sundry crossroads, an arbitrary arrangement whose authority was backed up by the total recall of the Beat Book record.

Ten feet wide, "Hawaiian Quilt: Rain That Rustles Shower Trees" suggests leaves and branches, but it seems like an arbitrary arrangement that does not interact with the space around and within it.