random sequences
[ˈrændəm ˈsiːkwənsɪz]
nounpl: random sequences
sequências aleatórias
1. A series of elements or events that follow no discernible pattern and occur unpredictably in mathematics, computing, or statistics
The algorithm generates random sequences to test the software's robustness.
O algoritmo gera sequências aleatórias para testar a robustez do software.
2. In probability theory, a succession of items or numbers chosen by chance without predetermined order
Random sequences are crucial for cryptography and data security.
Sequências aleatórias são cruciais para criptografia e segurança de dados.
3. A chain of events or arrangements that occur without logical connection or pattern
The music playlist played random sequences throughout the day.
A lista de reprodução tocava sequências aleatórias durante o dia.
The term 'random sequences' is primarily used in technical, academic, and scientific contexts in both Brazilian Portuguese and English-speaking cultures. It's fundamental in computer science, mathematics, and statistics discussions, with increasing relevance in modern cybersecurity and artificial intelligence fields.
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