Sentence examples for digits in pi from inspiring English sources

The average of the digits in pi should be 4.5.

You can take an average of any string of digits in pi.

People have enjoyed memorising the digits in pi since at least the beginning of the 19th century.

Pi has also inspired a competitive sport: pi memorisation, where practitioners must recite as many digits in pi from memory.

"Even if pi is not truly random, you can still assume that you get every string of digits in pi," Gregory said.

They say that nothing known to humanity appears to be more deeply unpredictable than the succession of digits in pi, except, perhaps, the haphazard clicks of a Geiger counter as it detects the decay of radioactive nuclei.

The normality conjecture says that, on average, there is no more or less of any digit in pi: for example, there is no excess of sevens in pi.

If a single digit in pi were to be changed anywhere between here and infinity, the resulting number would no longer be pi; it would be "garbage," in David's word, because to change a single digit in pi is to throw all the following digits out of whack and miles from pi. "Pi is a damned good fake of a random number," Gregory said.

If someone were to give you a million digits from somewhere in pi, could you tell it was from pi?

Similarly, no one knows if a digit stops appearing in pi.

Expressed in digits, pi begins 3.14159..., and it runs on to an infinity of digits that never repeat.