This factor, combined with the use of uniform spherical distributions, could potentially lead to random combinations of movements that are perceived as unrealistic.
Most people have trouble remembering random combinations of letters and symbols.
Rainbow brains: Genetically engineered "brainbow" mice express random combinations of cyan, yellow, and red fluorescent proteins in nerve cells.
This approach delivers random combinations of cDNAs from mouse gastrula libraries into the more tractable Xenopus embryo.
Instead, Mr. Catlett says, they now choose random combinations of first and last names, "the software equivalent of putting a Chinese lunch menu on a dartboard".
Moshe Safdie, 1967 Suggested by mikedow In this Canadian housing complex, 354 identical prefabricated concrete units are arranged in random combinations, forming 146 residences.
For each sample size, 10 random combinations were selected and the corresponding GWAS and EG-GWAS datasets were used in an association study.
One of the components of the background is combinatorial in nature, as it is due to the random combinations of genuine muons.
Using random combinations of query terms as an information need is generally not a good idea because typically they will not resemble the actual distribution of information needs.
In his Nobody's Perfect collection for Zerodisegno, various colors of polyurethane resin (a material Pesce made famous) are poured into molds in random combinations, ensuring that no two pieces look alike.
For example, I just entered a few random combinations (Amsterdam-Lisbon, Paris-Madrid, Milan-Rome, even St.-Pierre-des-Corps to London Waterloo) and got complete itineraries and, most important, the total duration of the trip.
