Word: randomization
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
First of all it is essential to point out that when 54 percent of the student population prefers the present system over a modified random system and only 35 percent feel conversely the Council has little choice but to support the present system. This comes from an individual who has ardently supported the indication of a modified random system...
When dealing with the choice vs. diversity issues one very interesting point presents itself in the staristies students were asked to rate the two options, one of which was hypothetical and intangible (i.e, the modified random system) and another which every upperclassman had experienced (i.e, the present system). Thus one rating was air academic assessment based on thought alone while the other was primarily the product of personal experience...
...other hand, when asked to rate the modified random-system a concept that had not been personally experienced and could only be analyzed in an abstract manner, more students actually supported if than opposed it. Thus when removed form any biases resulting from experience, the modified random system was actually supported more tha opposed. So what does this actually mean...
...larger majority would be happier in the diverse inconveniences resulting form their distance from other Houses, Quail residents are just as satisfied with their Houses as are River House residents. This is primarily a result of the greater diversity found in the Quad environment resulting-from a modified random system I would cite the Quad Houses as my example...
...showing off their star's physical endowments. Sandahl Bergman's Body, billed as a "video workout combining fitness with the art of dance," is long on arty camera angles and short on guidance. And in the Solid Gold 5 Day Workout, dancers cavort in a series of seemingly random maneuvers that are nearly impossible to follow...