Sentence examples for a random piece of from inspiring English sources

"We got her to sign a random piece of paper, just so we could get her signature," says Ghowrwal.

He often asks a customer to grab his or her wallet and pull out a random piece of currency.

What Sottsass brought to the exercise was a way to make the software designers, and the engineers, more than a random piece of functional equipment.

(At one point someone obviously tried to cover up a random piece of pipe that sticks out of a lobby wall by slathering it in more plaster).

If A is the probability that the a random piece of mail is spam, and B is the chance that the word occurs, then P(A|B) is the goal of the spam filter, which is the probability that the mail is spam given that the word exists.

To be fair, Tighar realizes they know less about the scrap than they'd like: "If the artifact is not the scab patch from NR16020, then it is a random piece of aircraft wreckage from some unknown type involved in an unknown accident that just happens to match the dozens of material and dimensional requirements of the patch".

No matter what we say or think we're doing, we're looking for a Grand Unification Theory or GUT: A way of viewing any random piece of news or gossip without our entire world view cracking and spilling out all over the ground around us.

The guy's truck looks like a giant fucking filing cabinet exploded in it, and if you grab any random piece of paper and ask him about it he'll know exactly what you're talking about.

He worries that there may come a moment when a "seemingly random piece of bad news — perhaps a negative report by a rating agency" panics investors, who lose confidence in the credit of the United States.

Firstly, the strand bias around the transcription start site is highly variable; secondly, an average bias can be seen in the data for hundreds of thousands of bases upstream and downstream of the start site; thirdly, in a large random piece of DNA, say 500 kb bases, (whether or not from a transcribed region), there is a large negative correlation between (A-T) and (G-C) [ 20].

Random piece of knowledge: A group of cats is called a "clowder".