Sentence examples for a bit of randomness from inspiring English sources

Mills was also partially surprised he made it that far because, he noted, there's "a bit of randomness" to national tournaments.

It has a jiggery vertical rhythm that Acme compares to certain "uncomfortable" types of music: "there's a bit of surprise, a bit of randomness, something to make you look twice".

There's still a bit of randomness to the process, but conservation of momentum requires that the pairs come out on opposite sides of a cone around the original laser beam, allowing you to put two detectors in exactly the right place to catch the photons.

Combining awesome graphics, addictive gameplay and a little bit of randomness, Peggle is an exciting mix.

Peggle Combining awesome graphics, addictive gameplay and a little bit of randomness, Peggle is an exciting mix.

If you are, you now know that a fair bit of randomness takes hold once you apply.

"Whether or not the shot goes in there's a little bit of randomness, luck involved, but he's going to benefit from that [shot]." Givony, who plies as much in the trade of projecting basketball talent as projecting how N.B.A. teams will perceive that talent, tabbed Burke as one of the players who can improve their standing among those teams the most in his remaining tournament games.

Overall, whether draped, wrapped or fringed, this sized-up layer brings in a bit of personally arranged randomness.

For one, there is quite a bit of intuitive support for accounts of randomness which do not make it primarily a property of sequences, and those other accounts are no less able to be made mathematically rigorous (see especially the 'epistemic' theories of randomness discussed in §6.2, as well as theories of randomness as indeterminism discussed in §7.2).

Before that happens, however, she mails the cards to herself, adding a random patina of wear and tear, and also losing a few that are replaced with plain cards, another bit of randomness.

There's little bit of randomness in the world".