Security checks will be increased.Many of these changes will build in redundancy.
By working hard to build in redundancy so that it could stay running in the event of a huge disruption.
"These explode unless you build in redundancy or back-up [this happened at Waterloo Station in 1999]." To counteract this, a glass beam will often use three pieces of glass laminated together to afford an error margin.
The marketers, points out Vijay Gurbaxani of the Centre for Digital Transformation at the University of California, Irvine, will not build in redundancy and disaster recovery, so that not all is lost if projects go awry.
You can, of course, build in redundancy by adding backup systems, says Hirochika Inoue, a veteran roboticist at the University of Tokyo who is now an adviser to the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.
2. Make sure you build in redundancy.
Any sub-editor under the sun would tell you that's build in redundancy.
They should build in redundancy into their storage architecture and use a fault-tolerant file system like HDFS or Gluster.
What we do here is build in redundancy, so that if the fabric gets cut, damaged or torn, we still have a way of re-routing the data".
What is not addressed in this discourse is the inevitable persistence of some 'waste' and bureaucracy in any system of decision making, sometimes for good reasons, e.g. the need to build in redundancy, or the need to have an alternative perspective.
There are numerous ways that the plant designer and builder can place design allowances, safety factors, built in redundancy, optional operational configurations, bypasses and other tricks to allow the facility to operate well for all desired production rates and all desired feed types.
