| The audio capabilities of cell phones and audio engines vary widely, from the completely rudimentary to the arcanely sophisticated. |
| Thus the big toe has been given some recognition, albeit arcanely, as a special digit. |
| It is defined arbitrarily and rather arcanely by the Nielsen Company as 34.5 weeks between mid-September and mid-May. |
| It is also interesting because, more arcanely, it succeeds in relating an anti-apartheid trope to post-apartheid conditions. |
| It's there in the music, but also in the name changes, the arcanely dapper appearance, the evasive interviews, all suggesting unease and enigma. |
| The West Lothian Question, as this is arcanely known, has no simple solution. In Wales few want full-fledged separatism, but devolution has grown popular. |
