Sentence examples for random entry from inspiring English sources
"Congratulations on your completely random entry into Heaven," a functionary says on "Miracle Workers" (TBS), where the pearly gates resemble an elevator vestibule in an office park.
Some may see this as a random entry point for cryptocurrency in football, at a semi-professional team in a league that became Uefa certified only in 2013.
Our empirical approach requires the random entry of Craigslist.
I like that bit of trivia, hence the random entry on a defensive tackle.
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A random error is generated by flipping a random entry of the native contact map.
A method is proposed for solving equations with random entries, referred to as stochastic equations (SEs).
Compared with the conventional CS-based cryptosystem that totally generates all the random entries of measurement matrix, our scheme owns efficiency superiority while guaranteeing resistance to CPA.
It took me a while to figure out that the gray box at the top of every screen was a text-entry field, not decoration, and it took a few random entries to realize it's actually a handy search box, allowing you to hunt for contacts using their real names or Diaspora handles.
My own generation identifies it with Youth, with its gaudy, irretrievable excitements; before it fades into the mist, I would like to pay it the tribute of the sigh that is not a sob, and set down random entries in a shape somewhat less cumbersome than a Sears Roebuck catalogue.
Conventionally, in these healthcare system models, patients are assumed to arrive at the system based on a schedule, along with some random entries to represent walk-in patients; we propose an additional level of uncertainty based on the dynamics of an epidemic.
