"We believe random gate screening is an imperative part of a continuous deterrent exercise," Admiral Loy said.
In two dimensions, it was believed, random thermal fluctuations would make any kind of order and thus any kind of phase transition impossible.
Doug Field, if we're to believe random posts on a Segway message board, will become Apple vice president of product design.
In it, several highly enthusiastic dudes are arguing about whether or not to believe random information they find on the internet.
Security expert Bruce Schneier characterized the plan as "security theater against a movie plot threat" and does not believe random bag searches actually improve security.
Brisket savant Aaron Franklin, at a panel called "How Tech Lit The Flame For Celebrity Chef Culture," expressed a variant of the navel-gazing critique of social media, saying that he doesn't often use Twitter or Instagram because he doesn't believe random people would be interested in reading about his thoughts or seeing whatever foods he happens to be eating.
But recently, Ms. Godoff has told associates that she believes Little Random is outdoing Knopf in both critical and commercial success.
Garvin-Doxas and Klymkowsky (2008) reported that substantial difficulty in understanding molecular and evolutionary biology is associated with deep-seated misconceptions about random processes, noting that students believe that random processes are inefficient, whereas they regard biological systems as very efficient.
We believe the random transfection may not result in random integration instead in some hot integration sites and these hot integration sites may have the common character easy for transgene to integrate, but, we propose the hypothesis, it may be also easy for transgene to lose; secondly, it is sequence dependent.
The Surrealists loved the chance quality of frottage (basically rubbings of textured surfaces), believing that random patterns suggested possible images.
