Mathematical Modeling Terms

noun the act or process of representing something in a three-dimensional form

verb present participle of the verb 'model', which means to create a representation or simulation of something

• The professor explained the process of mathematical modeling in great detail.
• She's really good at modeling different outfits for her Instagram followers.
• I heard she's been modeling for that new clothing brand.
• He's been modeling his behavior after his favorite athlete.

noun the quality or state of lacking a definite plan, purpose, or pattern

adjective not predictable, haphazard

• The concept of randomness plays a crucial role in statistical analysis.
• I love how randomness adds excitement to games like bingo.
• Dude, that party was so random - we had no idea what was going to happen next!
• In the chaos of life, randomness can sometimes lead to unexpected opportunities.

noun a unit of information in quantum computing, equivalent to a classical bit but existing in a superposition of states

• A qubit is the basic unit of quantum information in quantum computing.
• I heard that qubits are like the building blocks of quantum computers.
• Qubits are like the super smart bits in quantum stuff.
• Think of a qubit as a magical coin that can be in multiple states at once.