stochastically love

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  • adverb In a stochastic manner; by means of a process involving a randomly determined sequence of events.

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  • adverb by stochastic means

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Examples

  • Video of me could be faked, these blog posts created by some bored AI, all sorts of traces inserted stochastically deep in those layers of the internet which are rapidly turning into digital peat ...

    Thank You, William Gibson - A Dress A Day 2010

  • Video of me could be faked, these blog posts created by some bored AI, all sorts of traces inserted stochastically deep in those layers of the internet which are rapidly turning into digital peat ...

    Books 2010

  • Video of me could be faked, these blog posts created by some bored AI, all sorts of traces inserted stochastically deep in those layers of the internet which are rapidly turning into digital peat ...

    camouflage 2010

  • Video of me could be faked, these blog posts created by some bored AI, all sorts of traces inserted stochastically deep in those layers of the internet which are rapidly turning into digital peat ...

    September 2010 2010

  • Or more precisely, you concluded that the distribution of outcomes with more education stochastically dominated the distribution of outcomes with less education.

    Orszag: Be empirical and resilient 2010

  • Evolution would not be expected to stochastically generate genes containing two frames that are read in the same direction.

    A Dubious "Opportunity" for IDers 2007

  • What I meant could perhaps be better expressed as that because of the uncertainties some which can't be treated stochastically, since widespread beliefs about the variables affect the variables themselves, there are different "schools" of economics, which vary in their predictions far more than the different "schools" of for instance physics.

    Scientific Consensus or Religious War?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

  • Remember, if you are really lazy: just select words stochastically in any Microsoft office document and active the synonym function!

    CALLING FOR WORDS « FranksFilms 2008

  • Remember, if you are really lazy: just select words stochastically in any Microsoft office document and active the synonym function!

    “….my computer has run out of t’s” « FranksFilms 2008

  • Climate changes are closely related to the Hurst phenomenon, which has been detected in many long hydroclimatic time series and is stochastically equivalent to a simple scaling behaviour of climate variability over time scale.

    Two Curious Hurricane Graphs « Climate Audit 2007

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  • oft used in the printing industry

    June 20, 2009

  • It means "In a random manner"

    June 20, 2009

  • and say goodbye to moiré patterns

    June 20, 2009

  • Used frequently in statistics as well.

    June 23, 2009