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randum
I. ran·dom [ˈrændəm] СУЩ. no pl
1. random (aimlessly):
2. random (by chance):
II. ran·dom [ˈrændəm] ПРИЛ.
eine willkürliche Auswahl an [o. von] etw дат.
ran·dom ˈer·ror СУЩ.
random error esp ЭКОН.
Zufallsfehler м. <-s, ->
ran·dom ˈbreath test СУЩ., RBT СУЩ. австрал.
randy [ˈrændi] ПРИЛ. разг.
geil разг.
scharf [o. швейц. a. spitz] sein разг.
ˈco-brand ГЛ. неперех.
to co-brand with sb/sth
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random СУЩ.
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random error СУЩ.
random error НАУКА
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random access СУЩ.
random access ИНФОРМ.
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random number generator СУЩ.
random number generator ИНФОРМ.
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cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator СУЩ.
random walk hypothesis/theory СУЩ. ФИНАНС.
brand identity СУЩ. МАРКЕТ.
brand presence СУЩ. МАРКЕТ.
brand name СУЩ. МАРКЕТ.
two-brand strategy СУЩ. РЫН. КОНКУР.
Rio Grande [ˌriːəʊˈɡrænd] СУЩ.
brandy СУЩ.
Grand Canyon СУЩ.
at random ПРИЛ.
random mutagenesis
random sample
1st strand synthesis СУЩ.
cytoplasmic strand [ˌsaɪtəʊplæzmɪkˈstrænd] СУЩ.
2nd strand synthesis СУЩ.
double-strand(ed) DNA
leading strand СУЩ.
coding strand, codogenic strand, template strand (in the doublehelical DNA the coding strand serves as template)
Matrizen-Strang (der codogene Strang ist der Strang der Doppelhelix, der als Matrize dient)
non-coding strand, reverse strand
random distribution
random variable
random sample
random number
random check
random number seed
land-use plan
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The best way to avoid a biased or unrepresentative sample is to select a random sample, also known as a probability sample.
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They choose a myopic best response, based upon a random sample of past plays of the game.
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Getting a high response rate (80%) from a small, random sample is considered preferable to a low response rate from a large sample.
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It can produce a weighted mean that has less variability than the arithmetic mean of a simple random sample of the population.
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Natural frequencies refer to frequency information that results from "natural sampling", which preserves base rate information (e.g., number of drunken drivers when taking a random sample of drivers).
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