Sentence examples for and the redundancy of from inspiring English sources

The spokesman said this was the first senior management change at LBC since the appointment of Richards and the redundancy of managing director David Lloyd in September.

We attribute the ability to learn these basis functions to the modularity of the local problems and the redundancy of the permeability patches between samples.

Critics will doubtless complain about the slightly saccharine nature of the film's pantheism, and the redundancy of its frame, in which the narrator chews over the spiritual overtones of his tale.

It is always difficult to obtain an accurate flux distribution due to the insufficiencies, the measurement errors of the experimental data and the redundancy of EMs.

In addition to increasing our understanding of both the selectivity and the redundancy of the MMP family, our study generated a roadmap for the subsequent MMP structural-functional studies and efficient substrate and inhibitor design.

The redesign brought into sharp relief the ways in which the changing role of the operator and the primary task of learning, leads us to reconsider such basic STS concepts as "autonomy", "variance control", and the redundancy of function.

These findings highlight a role for PKC δ in both apoptotic and nonapoptotic processes in the mammary gland and underscore the redundancy of apoptotic pathways in vivo.

However, the estimation of the Jacobian matrix becomes quickly hard as the number of joints and consequently the redundancy of the robot system increases.

It also is orthogonality, which can save more details and reduce the redundancy of the image, so that it will improve the accuracy of segmentation.

Peptides GWLYEIS, SESDPVA, AWIEVLA and HWTELIE show the redundancy of 6, 4, 3 and 2 times respectively (18).

They may have plateaued in their careers and are bored with the redundancy of their jobs.