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• ran´dom|iz|er — ran|dom|ize «RAN duh myz», transitive verb, intransitive verb, ized, iz|ing. to put, take, or perform at random, especially in order to control the variables, as of a scientific experiment or statistical procedure: »Shuffling randomizes a deck of …   Useful english dictionary

• ran|dom|ize — «RAN duh myz», transitive verb, intransitive verb, ized, iz|ing. to put, take, or perform at random, especially in order to control the variables, as of a scientific experiment or statistical procedure: »Shuffling randomizes a deck of ordered… …   Useful english dictionary

• ran|dom|i|za|tion — «RAN duh muh ZAY shuhn», noun. 1. the act or process of randomizing: »If the cards are dealt at random, any further randomization through the use of mixed strategies by the players is superfluous (Scientific American). 2. the state of being… …   Useful english dictionary

• ran´dom-ac´cess — random access, access to the memory of a computer in which each successive source of information is chosen at random and independent of the location of previous sources: »Perhaps the most important attribute of random access to a memory is the… …   Useful english dictionary

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• pseu|do-ran|dom — «SOO doh RAN duhm», adjective. of or having to do with the use of computer produced numbers in sequences which effectively imitate the actual randomness of a statistical sampling or distribution: »There are hundreds of ways in which computers can …   Useful english dictionary

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• ran·dom·ise — ↑randomize …   Useful english dictionary

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