Sentence examples for a redundant pattern from inspiring English sources

The DragonFly test vehicle is powered by eight SuperDraco engines, arranged in a redundant pattern to support fault-tolerance in the propulsion system design.

Overall, Figure 5 reveals a redundant pattern on the metabolic profile obtained form each i-th metabolic pool library.

Very rarely zero to four olfactory Sensilla basiconica were identified per segment, in a mostly redundant pattern on the antennae with similar numbers of olfactory sensilla and sensilla types on each antennal segment.

Hence, the importance of all redundant patterns that represent a certain substructure is fused in the coloring of a molecule.

Having long flirted with decoration in his paintings of women in rooms — with exotic costumes, dyed-fabric hangings, luxurious carpets, and fancy grilles — Matisse finally embraced its characteristic features of redundant pattern and an implied secondary role in gracing interior environments.

Since local duplication in the H2-T region have produced gene sets with high sequence similarity even in the upstream promoter region, a redundant expression pattern was expected between the similar genes.

As most BH3-only proteins show a redundant interaction pattern with different Bcl-2 pro-survival homologues (Chen et al, 2005), it currently remains unclear which BH3-only protein(s) regulate HSPC numbers under steady-state conditions or in response to transplantation stress.

The SVM might split the importance (weight) of a substructure among the redundant patterns that represent it.

However, algorithms such as Apriori [ 6] have limitations: they tend to detect a large number of redundant patterns and suffer from poor scaling.

The patterns obtained showed high redundancy and only the representative patterns were finally chosen based on a TEIRESIAS program for filtering redundant patterns.

Lossless compression replaces redundant patterns of data in a file with codes that take up less space.