How to pronounce “random number” in English

random number generator caused people to start looking around other things, and this curious case of SHA-3 came around.

true random number generators.

We would pull a random number out of a hat.

actually ran its random number generator to decide where to place the image.

So it's a random number, a serial number of each ID.

It's just a random number generator between one and three.

Do I have a random number generator for ethnicity?

It's a random number generator.

I can just pluck a random number from my head, like 37 or 42, but that is the human brain at work,

And they found that quantum random number generators could be influenced by your thoughts.

And you're going to receive a random number, not an integer this time, but a random number between 0 and 1.

So you're going to get a random number between 0 and 1.

had to endure because of the random number generator that was handed to them by NSA-- the not-so-random number generator.

So I just set this random number in my head that I was going to write a 100,000 word book.

The difference is that you introduce a random number, and you change the starting condition so that each atom actually gets a different velocity initially.

Next, we generate a random number between zero and one.

But final stage, we have to have random choice, in a certain way done, either just to a random number--

The reader then forwards this onto the bank, along with the raw transaction details and the random number.

The Sycamore Quantum Computer solved a toy problem-- essentially, of quantum random number generation-- in under four minutes.

At one moment, something trembles in the computer's little random number generator and it

I've wondered, do you have a program that's a random number generator, telling you who you should put in some situation where it doesn't matter?

When you insert the chip, the reader sends it a long message containing all the transaction details as well as a long random number generated by the reader.

There was a group at Princeton, at the Advanced Engineering Anomalies Research Lab, where they looked at random number generators.

There's also instances where if you know the fundamentals of how the game is actually operating-- in this case, the random number generation sequence of a game--

And your decision will be to keep that number or to ditch it, in which case you will get a second random number, independently

MALE AUDIENCE MEMBER #3: So, you mentioned in your book but not in the talk on the Lindley's paradox and this research now in Princeton about psychokinetic random number generators

that, according to a Frequentist, there was just as significant that people had random number generating abilities, but Bayesians said that this is silly and the same study

It was just a random number.