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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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difference between the “Random” and “intermittent”
I would like to know the difference between the “Random” and “intermittent”.
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Hi "Random" means something that happens by chance - there is no explanation for it "Intermittent" means something that happens now and again. It may be random, or there may be a cause that you don't yet know of - The throw of a dice can show any number - it's random - The intermittent faults with your broadband were due to a server error that has now been corrected Dave
- Hi "Random" means something that happens by chance - there is no explanation for it "Intermittent" means something that happens now and again.
- It may be random, or there may be a cause that you don't yet know of - The throw of a dice can show any number - it's random - The intermittent faults with your broadband were due to a server error that has now been corrected Dave
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Hi
"Random" means something that happens by chance - there is no explanation for it
"Intermittent" means something that happens now and again. It may be random, or there may be a cause that you don't yet know of
- The throw of a dice can show any number - it's random
- The intermittent faults with your broadband were due to a server error that has now been corr
"Random" means something that happens by chance - there is no explanation for it
"Intermittent" means something that happens now and again. It may be random, or there may be a cause that you don't yet know of
- The throw of a dice can show any number - it's random
- The intermittent faults with your broadband were due to a server error that has now been corr
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