"randomly drawing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the selection or choice of something without a specific plan or method. For example: "I won the raffle by randomly drawing the winning ticket from the jar." Or "The teacher assigned partners for the project by randomly drawing names out of a hat."
We also estimated through bootstrapping (10,000 repeats) by randomly drawing with replacement from this population of sessions and obtained a distribution of these delays.
Breaking the jelly beans into smaller batches, similar to lumping ballots into smaller batches, is better than counting by bag or precinct, but not better than randomly drawing from all beans or ballots.
Instead of randomly drawing new samples from prior space, ENS algorithm proposes new samples from previously evaluated samples in light of their likelihood values without any evaluation of gradient.
Instead of capturing all data points, this technique records data randomly, drawing a sparse image.
We'll be randomly drawing two names from the dozen or so qualified entries right now, and we'll be getting a hold of the winners shortly.
The empirical data is then compared to distributions of the same size that are generated by randomly drawing values to follow the best-fit power-law distribution.
The replications reduce the effects of randomly drawing the estimation and prediction subsamples and generate information on the accuracy of the estimated performance measures.
Once the pattern is rewritten in this form, it can be completed by randomly drawing operators corresponding to each variable type.
This simulation proceeds by randomly drawing many networks from the estimated model and retaining only those networks for which Y o = y o.
I suggest using a Monte Carlo analysis that runs thousands of scenarios, each randomly drawing from historical levels of return and volatility to generate a probability that your financial plan will be successful.
In the synthesis stage, the audio texture is created by randomly drawing segments from the source audio so that the consecutive segments will have timbral similarity near the segment boundaries.
