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- Craps [r]: A dice game with wagering of money based on the outcome of an individual roll or series of rolls involving two dice. [e]
- Dice [r]: Small polyhedral object, usually cubic, used for generating random numbers or other symbols. [e]
- Game [r]: A structured or semi-structured contrived activity, primarily undertaken for enjoyment or, sometimes, practice. [e]
- Monopoly (board game) [r]: American-originated board game originally published by Parker Brothers, named after the economic concept of monopoly. [e]
- Single chip computer [r]: As electronics manufacturers were able to put more transistors on a single chip they manufactured parts like the intel 8085 which contained both the CPU, memory, and control circuitry on a single chip [e]
- Intel 4004 [r]: An early single chip computer chip, from the 1970s, and a lineal ancestor of the Pentium [e]
- Simple random sampling [r]: Type of probabilistic sampling where the points to be sampled within a defined area or population are each assigned a unique number, the cases selected for analysis being determined using a table of random numbers. [e]
- Challenge-response protocol [r]: An authentication method involving a random challenge, different each time. [e]