Sentence examples for mere random from inspiring English sources

And while the latest academy results could be a mere random fluctuation that will be countered come Roll Call 2004, a number of experts say that other signs suggest that women in science are starting to push their way higher on the Y axis of success.

Not by happenstance, mere random choice — it will get dark soon, might as well stop here for the night — will the fifth daily stage of the Giro d'Italia scoot by the village of Castellania on Thursday and end in the nearby town of Novi Ligure.

This process also represents a more accurate method for Jaccard approximation than mere random selection of words.

The only hints of new physics have been apparitions, proving themselves to be mere random fluctuations in the data, consistent with the Standard Model.

Some combinations are naturally anticipated based on patent activities in the past or mere random choices, and some appear to deviate exceptionally from existing invention pathways.

A value close to zero means that the prediction model P i is practically useless, performing little better than a mere random guess.

"Dramatic developments in cosmological findings and thought have led some of the world's premier physicists to propose that our universe is only one of an enormous number of universes with wildly varying properties, and that some of the most basic features of our particular universe are indeed mere accidents a random throw of the cosmic dice.

These and other variations may be inconsequential to fitness and could be the mere results of random chance.

But no computational technique can amount to a mere sequence of random choices.

We look to produce a self that is an organic whole in which all is related so as to render it a system rather than a mere collection of random acts and characteristics.

For experience merely accumulates random representations; instruction helps the person to analyze, organize and combine these "formless fragments" (Weiss 1928: 200).[76] By the same token, mere everyday contact with others does not produce empathy.