randomized
Pronunciation: [ˈrændəmaɪzd]
Word
Context: “statistics”
(verb) to have arranged things in a way that doesn't follow a specific order. This means each item is mixed up so that every possible arrangement can happen. Imagine mixing up a deck of cards so no one knows what will come next!
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The scientists randomized the order of the tests to make sure all results were fair.
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The order of the tests was not randomized, leading to biased results.
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Did the researchers remember to randomize the samples before starting their experiment?
Context: “programming”
(verb) to create or manage data in a way that makes it appear random. It's like generating random numbers for a computer game so that every time you play, the game feels different and exciting.
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The game developers randomized the enemy positions to keep players on their toes.
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The game did not randomize the levels, so players knew exactly what to expect each time.
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How did the programmers ensure that the game was randomized enough for fun?
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