Examples of using Random sequences in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Computer
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Programming
The machine is locked into random sequences.
The random sequences were not just any old random sequences but were that of a kind called 1/f randomness.
A similar effect happens with random sequences of sound.
Enter passphrase for %1& lt; %2gt;:Passphrase should include non alphanumeric characters and random sequences.
So of course, random sequences of instructions are very unlikely to sort numbers, so none of them will really do it.
It's impossible for machines to create truly random sequences.
People will rate random sequences they have heard on repeated loop as more musical than a random sequence they have only heard once.
Markov was interested in studying an extension of independent random sequences.
Now would you please run all of those random sequences of instructions, run all of those programs, and pick out the ones that came closest to doing what I wanted.".
Say,"Computer, would youplease make a hundred million random sequences of instructions.
Enter passphrase for %1:Passphrase should include non alphanumeric characters and random sequences.
And I say,"Computer, would you please now takethe 10 percent of those random sequences that did the best job.
They seriously underestimate thenumber of functional enzymes/ribozymes present in a group of random sequences.
This hyperactive region may cause the distortedthinking that enables gamblers to see patterns in random sequences and continue playing after near misses.
Their conclusion was that what people tend to perceive as a“hot hand” isessentially a cognitive illusion caused by a misperception of random sequences.
So for example, in the most extreme cases,we can actually evolve a program by starting out with random sequences of instructions.
How could prebiotic information-bearing DNA sequences survive in the face ofcompetition from a vast excess of shorter molecules with random sequences?
To create a random sequence, you need to create a list.
A probabilistic framework and projecting meaning onto a completely random sequence.
It's pretty difficult to consciously pick a random sequence.
A true random sequence would be equally likely to contain every sequence of any length.
The main inference we candraw is that dreams are meaningless, a random sequence of unfettered images and words to which there is no key.
If the sender address includes a random sequence of letters, words or numbers, or the domain has no connection with the official address of the company, the emails should undoubtedly be considered fraudulent and deleted without opening.
For instance, when subjects are asked to create a random sequence of imaginary coin tosses they tend to producesequences where the proportion of‘tails' in a short segment is closer to 0.5 than chance would predict.
A password that's a random sequence of 12 symbols.
Initially, Dr Bialystok exposed her subjects to four trial runs,each consisting of a random sequence of 24 squares.
Seen from the perspective of the present,a life can appear to be a random sequence of disconnected events.
For instance, when subjects are asked to create a random sequence of imaginary coin tosses they tend to producesequences where the proportion of‘tails' in a short segment is closer to 0.5 than chance would predict.
DNA molecules often have a preferred direction to bend, i.e., anisotropic bending. This is, again,due to the properties of the bases which make up the DNA sequence- a random sequence will have no preferred bend direction, i.e., isotropic bending.
At the verytop you find the uniformly random sequence, which is a random jumble of letters-- and interestingly, we also find the DNA sequence from the human genome and instrumental music.
