randomizer
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6.3
- noun
- /ˈrændəˌmaɪzər/
- Specialized
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generador de aleatoriedad
- In the experiment, participants were selected randomly by a computer program known as a randomizer.
And then you give the server your public key P and this randomizer R, and you just say the server go wild, make whatever number you want here.
- And then you give the server your public key P and this randomizer R, and you just say the server go wild, make whatever number you want here.
- And what happened with a vessel like this is that it was a drinking randomizer.
Examples
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Also, the whole game works off a randomizer.
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And then you give the server your public key P and this randomizer R, and you just say the server go wild, make whatever number you want here.
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I rerouted all the impulses going to the main randomizer.
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If the educators agreed to participate, they signed informed consent forms and were randomly assigned to experimental and control groups using a computer-generated randomizer.
Academic text (2015) -
For transmission, a synchronization byte is removed from each packet and the remaining 187 bytes are sent through a "randomizer."
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The online game uses a randomizer to create unique challenges for each player.
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The tournament organizer relied on a randomizer to ensure fairness in team selection.
Synonyms
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4.3
A device or program that produces numbers that do not follow a pattern
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4.3
A device or feature that plays songs in a random order
How Random
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Randomizer is made from random ('without plan') plus the part -izer ('a thing that makes'). So a randomizer is a tool or program that 'makes' choices without a plan, which is why it picks results by chance.