random

RANDOM = ['rendım] adjective
rasgele, gelişigüzel * eşanlamlı : haphazard, casual, hit or miss, chance, unplanned, unscheduled, casual, irregular, aimless, arbitrary * karşıtanlamlı : specific, particular
İngilizce örnek : I spent the afternoon in random conversation with a friend of mine.
Türkçe çevirisi : Öğleden sonrayı bir arkadaşımla dereden tepeden konuşarak geçirdim.
* at random = rasgele, gelişigüzel
İngilizce örnek : That is a sample chosen at random.
Türkçe çevirisi : Bu, rasgele seçilmiş bin numunedir.

random
Random selection: The process of choosing something without any particular pattern or criteria.
Random sample: A subset of a larger population chosen in such a way that each member of the population has an equal chance of being included.
Random number: A number selected without any predictable pattern or sequence.
Random variable: In statistics, a variable whose possible values are outcomes of a random phenomenon.
Random walk: A mathematical concept where a process evolves in a step-by-step manner, each step being unpredictable.
Random access: The ability to access data or information in any order without needing to start at the beginning.
Random event: An occurrence that happens without a specific cause or pattern.
Random noise: Unpredictable fluctuations or disturbances in a signal or system.
Random assignment: A method used in experiments to ensure each participant has an equal chance of being assigned to any group.
Random effect: In statistics, a type of model used to account for variability between different groups or subjects.
Random error: In measurements or observations, an error that occurs unpredictably and is not consistent.
Random pattern: A design or arrangement that lacks a specific order or sequence.
Random factor: A variable or element that introduces variability without a clear pattern or trend.
Random fluctuation: Variations or changes in a system or process that occur without any predictable pattern.
Random distribution: A statistical concept where outcomes or values occur without a specific pattern or bias.
Random process: A sequence of events or outcomes that occur in an unpredictable manner.
Random sequence: A set of items or numbers arranged without any particular order or sequence.
Random generation: The creation or production of items, numbers, or data in a non-deterministic manner.
Random outcome: The result or conclusion of an event or process that is not predetermined.
Random occurrence: Something that happens without a specific cause or reason.
Random assignment: The method of assigning participants to groups in an experiment to ensure fairness.
Random event: An incident or happening without a predictable cause.
Random assortment: The process of arranging items or elements without following a specific order.
Random factor: An element or variable introducing unpredictability.
Random fluctuation: Unpredictable changes or variations.
Random distribution: The spread or arrangement of items without a specific pattern.
Random pattern: A design lacking a consistent order.
Random sample: A subset chosen without bias from a larger population.
Random variable: A quantity with unpredictable values.
Random noise: Unwanted variations in a signal.
Random walk: A sequence of steps with no clear direction.
Random access memory (RAM): Computer memory that allows for data to be accessed in any order.
Random experiment: A procedure with uncertain outcomes.
Random effect model: A statistical model accounting for variability.
Random error: Inaccuracy due to unpredictable factors.
Randomization: The act of making something random.
Random allocation: Assigning resources or participants without bias.
Random pattern: A design without specific order.
Random sample: A representative subset.
Random variable: A variable with uncertain values.
Random fluctuation: Variability without a pattern.
Random distribution: Dispersal without order.
Random sequence: A series without specific arrangement.
Random event: An unexpected happening.
Random assignment: Fair allocation method.
Random outcome: Unpredicted result.
Random factor: Unpredictable element.
Random walk: Indeterminate movement.
Random access: Flexible data retrieval.
Random noise: Inconsistent signal interference.
Random effect: Variable unpredictability.
Random error: Unsystematic inaccuracy.
Randomization: Process of making things unpredictable.
Random allocation: Equitable distribution method.
Random pattern: Disorderly arrangement.
Random sample: Unbiased subset.
Random variable: Variable uncertainty.
Random fluctuation: Unpatterned change.
Random distribution: Scattered arrangement.
Random sequence: Disordered series.
Random event: Non-patterned incident.
Random assignment: Impartial selection method.
Random outcome: Unforeseen result.
Random factor: Unpredictable element.
Random walk: Uncontrolled movement.
Random access: Non-sequential retrieval.
Random noise: Randomized disturbance.
Random effect: Variability factor.
Random error: Chance-based inaccuracy.
Randomization: Unpredictable arrangement.
Random allocation: Fair distribution.
Random pattern: Random arrangement.
Random sample: Non-biased subset.
Random variable: Variable unpredictability.
Random fluctuation: Unordered change.
Random distribution: Disorganized spread.
Random sequence: Chaotic series.
Random event: Unplanned occurrence.
Random assignment: Equal group allocation.
Random outcome: Unanticipated result.
Random factor: Unforeseeable element.
Random walk: Unpatterned movement.
Random access: Unrestricted retrieval.
Random noise: Arbitrary interference.
Random effect: Indeterminate influence.
Random error: Randomized inaccuracy.
Randomization: Random arrangement.
Random allocation: Equal distribution.
Random pattern: Unordered design.
Random sample: Unprejudiced subset.
Random variable: Variable unpredictability.
Random fluctuation: Random change.
Random distribution: Haphazard arrangement.
Random sequence: Random series.
Random event: Chance occurrence.
Random assignment: Fair group selection.
Random outcome: Unplanned result.
Random factor: Chance element.
Random walk: Unpredictable steps.
Random access: Any-order retrieval.