1. The plural of nonrandomness; the quality or state of not being random; the property of following a pattern or order rather than occurring by chance.
Usage: Technical term used in mathematics, statistics, and computer science; Often used in academic or scientific contexts

Examples

• The researchers detected nonrandomnesses in the data that suggested an underlying pattern.
• Statistical tests can reveal nonrandomnesses in sequences that appear random at first glance.
• The nonrandomnesses observed in the genetic sequences indicated evolutionary pressure.
• Algorithms exploit nonrandomnesses in encryption systems to break codes.
• The study examined various nonrandomnesses in traffic flow patterns across the city.